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Dom left his mark

Basingstoke Town chairman Jack Millar says Scotland World Cup star Dom Hyam will always be remembered for his brief spell with the Dragons – but as a goalscorer rather than a talented young defender. ender.

Basingstoke Town chairman Jack Millar says Scotland World Cup star Dom Hyam will always be remembered for his brief spell with the Dragons – but as a goalscorer rather than a talented young defender. ender.
The Blackburn Rovers ace played six games for ‘Stoke as a 19-year-old on loan from Reading in November 2015 with the club struggling in National League South.
And Millar remembers one moment which left a mark on Basingstoke fans and prompted them to follow low his blossoming career.
“I remember he scored a last-minute winner away at Bishop’s Stortford,” Millar told The NLP. “It was a big ...

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