Non-League Paper

HENRY SNR A SCHOLAR TOO

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
9 June 2024

STEVENAGE legend Ronnie Henry is to dust down his boots for one more season at Potters Bar Town – all thanks to son Louie.
The 40-year-old agreed to join the Isthmian Premier Division Scholars after three years with Royston Town.
Henry, who made over 500 appearances for Boro, revealed the move came about after watching Louie in action during the second part of last season.
“I saw it was a nice club, a family club and a club that looks like they’re on the up,” Henry said. “It appealed to me to be honest so after speaking to the manager over the last...

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