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Villa’s top guy eager for slice of Step 3

Guy Ansah-Palmer can’t wait to take on Step 3 football with upwardly-mobile Hanworth Villa.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
10 May 2026

By John Lyons

BUZZING: Hanworth Villa’s Guy Ansah-Palmer, left, celebrates scoring in the semi-final
PICTURE: Nick Taylor

Guy Ansah-Palmer can’t wait to take on Step 3 football with upwardly-mobile Hanworth Villa.
The 34-year-old defender, who scored twice in the 5-1 play-off semi-final win against Moneyfields, is the Villains’ longest-serving player. He joined back in 2019 when the Hounslow borough-based club were struggling in Step 5.
Since then both he and they have come a long way – and it’s whet the appetite for a crack at Non-League’s third tier for the first time, most probably i...

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