Non-League Paper

GONDOH: I’M BACK HOME AT THE PAN

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
30 August 2026

By Neil Harvey

RETURN: Ryan Gondoh

RYAN GONDOH says returning to Lewes “feels like coming home”.
The 29-year-old became an instant crowd favourite during a two-year spell at the Dripping Pan where he scored 14 goals.
Now, after helping AFC Whyteleafe to back-to-back promotions and an FA Vase final, the former Colchester, Wealdstone and Ayr United winger has completed a popular Rooks return.
“It feels like home, I feel like I’m back where I belong,” Gondoh told the club’s media.
“It’s a great club – everything about it is...

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