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From Starbucks to Meadow Lane: Lewis Knight joins Notts County

The 22-year-old has spent more time working at Starbucks than playing football in the last two months

From Starbucks

By John Brindley

TOP talent Lewis Knight will go from serving instant coffee to being an instant hit after joining National League promotion chasers Notts County.
The 22-year-old has spent more time working at Starbucks than playing football in the last two months – but still arives at Meadow Lane with a high recommendation.
Knight scored 11 goals in 15 games for Bradford Park Avenue before the National League North season was finally declared null and void a fortnight ago.
Now County manager Neal Ardley is hoping that lightening will strike twice after beating off competition from a Footba...

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