Non-League Paper

SAM’S BACK WITH A BANG!

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
22 November 2020

Barratt revelling in Magpies return
By Jon Couch

ROARING SUCCESS: Sam Barratt has enjoyed a storming start on his return to Maidenhead United
PICTURE: Dan Westwell

SAM BARRATT is an artist by trade – and he’s already painting a brighter picture for hometown club Maidenhead United.
The 25-year-old is enjoying a second wind with the Magpies having re-joined the club from an injury-ravaged spell at Southend United in September.
Barratt’s nine goals so far has not only surpassed his own goalscoring target for the whole season but has also propelled Alan Devonshire&rsqu...

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