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MILLS IS BACK IN AT BLUES

FANS’ favourite Darren Mills is back at Bury Town – and got off to a goalscoring return.
Mills netted an equaliser seven minutes into time added on as the Blues scraped a 2-2 draw against Gorleston on Tuesday night.
The stalwart striker played 13 times for the Blues last season, scoring five goals, but left in the summer to join Eastern Counties League side Holland FC.
The 35-year-old has plenty of Isthmian League experience with the likes of Leiston, Coggeshall Town, Felixstowe & Walton United and Maldon & Tiptree.
Blues boss Cole Skuse told Suffolk Press: &#...

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