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Wort’s new Port of call

He’s already fourth on the club’s all-time list of leading goalscorers, now Lee Wort is out to create new history after returning to AFC Portchester.
Wort’s new

By Neil Harvey

JUGGLING ACT: Lee Wort has switched once again from Sholing to AFC Portchester

HE’S already fourth on the club’s all-time list of leading goalscorers, now Lee Wort is out to create new history after returning to AFC Portchester.
The 31-year-old scored 27 goals in league and cup last season to help Sholing win promotion via the Southern League Division One South play-offs last season.
In all, he netted 283 goals in just over 500 appearances for the Boatmen but has now set sail for pastures new after agreeing a second spell at Portchy, where he is already a club legend havi...

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