National League North

WOLFIE’S FOUND A NATURAL HABITAT

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
11 March 2018

By David Richardson
LUKE Woolfenden did not hesitate to sacrifice the comforts of Ipswich Town’s U23s and drop three divisions into the National League last December.
The 19-year-old defender has played almost every minute since his loan switch to aid Bromley’s push for promotion and an FA Trophy final.
Under manager Neil Smith, a battle-hardened former Non-League defender, Woolfenden could hardly be in a better environment to master the senior game.
And he’s in good company with ex-Premier League centre-back Roger Johnson nurturing him in the Ravens defence.
“When I...

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