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HANNAH’S CLEE GLEE ON RETURN TO HOME!

HANNAH’S CLEE

By Matt Badcock
ROSS HANNAH is rel- ishing leading the line at Cleethorpes Town – just a corner kick away from where he enjoyed one of the happiest spells of his career.
The 33-year-old striker has re-signed for the Owls until the end of the season after a successful initial month with the BetVictor NPL Division One South East promotion hopefuls.
Hannah, who is on loan from Gainsborough Trinity, enjoyed the best part of three years at Grimsby Town, less than two miles away from Cleethorpes’ Clee Road home earlier in his career.
It’s been a goal-laden one with stints at Sto...

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