Callum Whitty and George Short back for Bracknell, a signing for Ascot?

The Hellenic Leagues best beard - Callum Whitty. Photo: Neil Graham.
The Hellenic Leagues best beard - Callum Whitty. Photo: Neil Graham.

The Hellenic Premier League’s best beard is back at Bracknell Town according to the registered players section of the FA full-time website.

Callum Whitty is making a return to Larges Lane along with midfielder George Short who made a positive impression on joining the Robins midway through last season.

Whitty – the son of former Bracknell striker and manager Richard – is a versatile no-nonsense player able to play at centre-back, midfield or up front – and in fact started his senior non-league career as a goalkeeper for Bracknell.

George Short rises highest for Bracknell Town. Photo: Richard Claypole.
George Short rises highest for Bracknell Town. Photo: Richard Claypole.

Short initially joined the Robins Tallentire revolution in February on a dual registration with Winchester City, but was a mainstay for the Larges Lane side as they avoided relegation with games to spare last time out.

And Ascot?

Well according to the same website the Yellamen have re-registered Jamie West for the upcoming season.

The former Holyport and Flackwell Heath striker player 44 games for the Ascot Racecourse side scoring 14 goals.

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Main image: Callum Whitty pictured by Neil Graham.

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