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Bayliss Looking to Rekindle Love For The Game at Milton

Uhlsport Hellenic Division One East club Milton United have signed Ashley Bayliss, who was previously with Vanarama National League South side Woking.

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Bayliss was on the books of Oxford United before being joining National League side Aldershot Town at the age of 17, with whom he was amongst the first European team to play in Nepal.

He then went on to sign for Woking.

Kennington-born, Bayliss had fallen out of love with the game over the last twelve months and has now decided to play closer to home and start enjoying his football again.

Milton manager Tim Davies was pleased to finally get the signing over the line and believes is a massive coup for Milton and shows their intentions for the new season.

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Bayliss Looking to Rekindle Love For The Game at Milton

Monday 30 July 18 I 00:00:00

Photo by

Bayliss was on the books of Oxford United before being joining National League side Aldershot Town at the age of 17, with whom he was amongst the first European team to play in Nepal.

He then went on to sign for Woking.

Kennington-born, Bayliss had fallen out of love with the game over the last twelve months and has now decided to play closer to home and start enjoying his football again.

Milton manager Tim Davies was pleased to finally get the signing over the line and believes is a massive coup for Milton and shows their intentions for the new season.