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Ford has a secret weapon

With a ten-year career encompassing nearly 20 different clubs, striker Andre Wright can certainly call on his vast experience when Evesham United take on Worcestershire neighbours Malvern Town in tomorrow’s Division One South play-off final.

By David Lawrence

WITH a ten-year career encompassing nearly 20 different clubs, striker Andre Wright can certainly call on his vast experience when Evesham United take on Worcestershire neighbours Malvern Town in tomorrow’s Division One South play-off final.
But it could be another player just starting out on his football journey who could be the Robins’ secret weapon.
Lewis Middleton came off the bench at the start of the second half in the semi-final clash against visitors Exmouth Town with his side trailing to a Ben Griffin goal.
And he proved the catalyst according to manager Mike Ford...

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