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Laurie so happy to be home!

Veteran goalkeeper Laurie Walker says he has fulfilled a lifelong dream by signing for hometown club Bedford Town.

Veteran goalkeeper Laurie Walker says he has fulfilled a lifelong dream by signing for hometown club Bedford Town.
The former Barnet, Stevenage and Oldham stopper, 36, was a free agent after leaving Solihull Moors at the end of last season and says he jumped at the chance to sign for Harry Smart’s Eagles.
“I’m buzzing,” said Walker, who has also played in the EFL for Morecambe and MK Dons. “As a Bedford-born lad, it’s always been a dream to represent my hometown club, so this move means a lot to me”.
“I can’t wait to get stuck in, work with the gaffer, the lads and everyone around the club, ...

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