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Railwaymen Pleased to Have Murphy Back

BetVictor Southern League Division One Central club Didcot Town have re-signed striker Dave Murphy.

Thursday 23 January 20 I 09:48:23	I	Photo by

The 26-year-old originally joined the Railwaymen at the beginning of the 2017/18 season from local side Berinsfield where he had an incredible goalscoring record.

He had a previous taste of Southern League football with Beaconsfield SYCOB back in 2010/11 before deciding to play locally.

After scoring 6 goals in 26 appearances for Didcot last season, Murphy picked up a nasty knee injury at the back end of the campaign which halted his return to the club.

He is now back to fitness and Didcot were delighted to re-sign him.

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Railwaymen Pleased to Have Murphy Back

Thursday 23 January 20 I 09:48:23

Photo by

The 26-year-old originally joined the Railwaymen at the beginning of the 2017/18 season from local side Berinsfield where he had an incredible goalscoring record.

He had a previous taste of Southern League football with Beaconsfield SYCOB back in 2010/11 before deciding to play locally.

After scoring 6 goals in 26 appearances for Didcot last season, Murphy picked up a nasty knee injury at the back end of the campaign which halted his return to the club.

He is now back to fitness and Didcot were delighted to re-sign him.