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Wynter hots it up for Hurren

AMBITIOUS boss Gavin Hurren believes new signing Ryan Wynter can lead Hednesford Town’s charge back at Step 3 next season – and beyond!
Cemtre-back Wynter, 31, arrives as one of the most consistent and respected defenders at Step 3 with Stafford Rangers and Chase-town and having captained Halesowen Town to the Southern Premier Central play-offs last season.
Hurren said: “Ryan’s been one of the most consistent and commanding defenders at Step 3 in recent years – and for me, he’s more than capable of playing Step 2 comfortably.”
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