When a young player scores 38 goals in 54 appearances in his first season for any non-league club, there is bound to be a certain amount of speculation linking him to teams higher up the league ladder.
Dr Martens Eastern League club, Eastbourne Borough's young striker Scott Ramsey, fits into this category perfectly, for it was his 38 goals that certainly helped to enable the small Sussex club to gain promotion to the Dr Martens Premier League Division at the end of last season. (Eastbourne Borough finished second, just behind eventual champions Dorchester Town on goal difference).
Signed during the 2002 close season from recently relegated Nationwide Conference outfit, Dover Athletic, after beginning his formative years at Brighton & Hove Albion, Ramsey blossomed last season and has obviously caught the eye of Brentford manager Wally Downes.
Although money is tight at Griffin Park, Downes will be acutely aware of the lack of goals his team managed last season, especially during the later half of the campaign and will this summer surely be looking to add to his attacking options in preparation for next term.
WILL RAMSEY BECOME A BEE?
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Signed during the 2002 close season from recently relegated Nationwide Conference outfit, Dover Athletic, after beginning his formative years at Brighton & Hove Albion, Ramsey blossomed last season and has obviously caught the eye of Brentford manager Wally Downes.
Although money is tight at Griffin Park, Downes will be acutely aware of the lack of goals his team managed last season, especially during the later half of the campaign and will this summer surely be looking to add to his attacking options in preparation for next term.
WILL RAMSEY BECOME A BEE?
If you have any stories that may be of interest please email the editor by clicking here.
Picture courtesy of Eastbourne BoroughFC