Non-League Paper

SPORTING CHANCE IS A LIFELINE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
24 November 2019

Soms has set his sights high

By Matt Badcock

PURE GOLD: Soms Sibanda with his golden boot last year

TALENTED youngster Soms Sibanda believes his loan spell at Wolverhampton Sporting is equipping him with the tools to play higher in the future.
The 19-year-old striker is at the West Midlands Regional Premier club from Step 3 Rushall Olympic.
Former West Brom youth player Sibanda scored 29 goals for the Pics’ U21s last season and scooped the player of the year award at the end of the campaign.
Boss Liam McDonald, who has a history of bringing young players through, has sent Sibanda t...

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