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McCann has Kai as his man with Saints

St Albans City boss Gary McCann has backed Kai Brown to fill the void left by departed top scorer Leo Sery.

City boss Gary backs new ace to fill Leo void
By Chris Dunlavy

GOAL-DEN BROWN: Kai Brown netted 31 goals for Waltham Abbey last season, now he’s looking to kick on at St Albans City next term
PICTURE: Bob Sharman

St Albans City boss Gary McCann has backed Kai Brown to fill the void left by departed top scorer Leo Sery.
Brown, 25, registered 31 goals and 13 assists for Waltham Abbey in Isthmian North last term, and was pursued by a host of clubs at Step 3 before opting to join Saints.
He replaces 22-year-old Sery, who made the switch to National League South side Chelmsford earlier this ...

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