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Bold Bobby getting up and at em

Hemel Hempstead Town boss Bobby Wilkinson believes his capture of highly-rated Ricardo German is proof that his early summer business policy bears dividends.
Bold Bobby

By John Lyons

Hemel Hempstead Town boss Bobby Wilkinson believes his capture of highly-rated Ricardo German is proof that his early summer business policy bears dividends.
The 25-year-old former Crawley Town striker hit 31 league goals for Chesham United last term as they won Southern Premier South.
The powerful forward was a man in demand but it was Wilkinson who won the race for his signature.
Former Tudors loanee German is one of 14 signings the experienced boss has already made this summer – and arguably the most high profile.
“We had a coffee and then he came and met me again a few day...

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