Calam Gallimore joins Hellenic League Binfield

Marlow defender signs on with Moles
Calam Gallimore. Photo: Maidenhead Advertiser.

Uhlsport Hellenic League Premier Division side Binfield have boosted their defensive options with the addition of Calam Gallimore on dual registration from Marlow.

Gallimore, according to the The Blues website has played over 122 games for the club since joining in 2015 but has only made three appearances so far this season.

A former Highmoor Ibis player, Gallimore joins Binfield on the back of only the Moles second league defeat of the season at Tuffley Rovers 10 days ago.

Manager Roger Herridge, who was not at the heavy defeat in Gloucestershire said: “It’s important we bounce back after the Tuffley result. I wasn’t there but on the day we simply weren’t good enough and tonight’s [Binfield travel to Egham Town in the FA Vase] team selection will be a reflection of that performance.”

Gallimore will link up with another former Marlow defender, Idris Kamara at Binfield.

KNOWLEDGE: How non league transfers work and dual registration explained. All the latest transfer news from the men’s and women’s leagues can be found here.

Main image: Calam Gallimore in action for Marlow, provided by Maidenhead Advertiser.

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