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Tranmere ace Elliott shows it’s never too late

PROUD Warrington Rylands manager Dave McNabb believes Elliott Nevitt can continue to Non-League players to achieve their dreams.
Tranmere ace

By David Richardson

BIG MOVE: Elliott Nevitt has been snapped up by Tranmere

PROUD Warrington Rylands manager Dave McNabb believes Elliott Nevitt can continue to Non-League players to achieve their dreams.
Striker Nevitt signed a new contract with League Two Tranmere Rovers last week having stepped up from the North West Counties League Premier to League Two.
The 25-year-old’s final act for the Blues was scoring a hat-trick in May’s FA Vase final to give them victory over Binfield.
Nevitt has made 17 appearances for Rovers, scoring twice, and impressed boss Micky Mellon to earn a contract...

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