‘On a par with the Pogba deal’ and other things said about TJ Bohane’s Bracknell Town FC move

Bracknell Town this morning confirmed the addition of prolific Hellenic League striker TJ Bohane to their squad for the season.

Bohane had played three games for Royal Wootton Bassett this season after joining in the summer from Highworth Town but has moved across to Bracknell after seeing manager Paul Braithwaite quit the club.

The Swindon based striker will be travelling down the M4 you’d think at least twice a week for a match and training – that’s a 100 mile round trip each time – and it’s not been lost on those of you commenting on Bracknell’s signing..

@royhanley1 it's one straight road FFS Ben ! ⚽️🔴
— Roger Herridge (@Rog0109) August 25, 2016

There are a few comments on the strength of the move..

On a par with the Pogba deal ⚽️💷💷 https://t.co/0p9VyGzvcV
— James Knight (@JamesRKnight) August 25, 2016

https://twitter.com/SogsSaunders/status/768781651308609536

To be fair, the lads record speaks for itself but that is a lot of petrol money.

And some proper positive vibes

https://twitter.com/RobA19/status/768821788935655424

Main image: TJ Bohane by Neil Graham.

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Tom Canning

Tom Canning is the co-editor of Football in Berkshire. He has played at the lowest possible level of football in the Bracknell Sunday League Fourth Division. In real life Tom is a Freelance Digital Content Producer having spent 20 years at Reach PLC, starting out on the Reading Evening Post - as well as a year with The Cricketer Magazine. He co-founded Football in Berkshire with Darrell Freeland in 2016. He is the former manager of Bracknell Town Ladies Reserves and Binfield Ladies in the Thames Valley Women's League.

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