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Strats life! Carl is happy at Bards

EVERGREEN defender Carl Dickinson insists he is enjoying his football as much as ever in spite of having to gear up for a relegation scrap with Southern League Premier Central side Stratford Town.
Strats life!

By David Lawrence

EVERGREEN defender Carl Dickinson insists he is enjoying his football as much as ever in spite of having to gear up for a relegation scrap with Southern League Premier Central side Stratford Town.
The 35-year-old is quickly approaching his 20th year in the game but says he still makes the lengthy commute to Warwickshire with a smile on his face.
Dickinson has chalked up more than 500 league and cup appearances for clubs ranging from Stoke City and Leeds United through to Icelandic outfit Víkingur and it is his long-term relationship with Stratford Town chairman Jed McCror...

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