news

A Sevenoaks trio

A Sevenoaks trio

Tamas Amgbaduba, Courtney Barrington and Max Davidson are new with the Oaks

We're catching up on signing news from last week, and Sevenoaks Town had three new arrivals. 

 

Tamas Amgbaduba played six times for Sheppey United in the closing stages of last season. He was previously at Dover Athletic; indeed he was a big part of the Athletic side which won promotion via our Premier Play Offs, playing thirty five times during a successful 24-25 campaign. He was previously in our North Division with Walthamstow, playing nine times during 23-24 after joining the club during the previous campaign when they were a Southern League side. 

 

Prior to his time in E17 he had played for Welwyn Garden City and Chalfont St Peter, and after leaving Stow he made a move to AFC Welwyn, where he played thirteen times in the Spartan South Midlands League. 

 

He also played a dozen times during the 23-24 season for Essex Senior League side West Essex. 

 

Courtney Barrington was a big success for Fisher in the SCEFL Premier during the 24-25 season, scoring a dozen goals in his forty appearances. The winger started last season at Fisher, too, playing five times and scoring once, and then came our way, playing nineteen times and scoring twice for VCD Athletic before a move to Larkfield and New Hythe, helping them to the Play off Semi Final and playing ten times, scoring once. 

 

He was with Punjab United during the closing stages of the 23-24 campaign. 

 

Max Davidson, who works with the first team at Crystal Palace as a strength and conditioning coach, was with Hassocks at the end of last season, playing seven times and scoring once. He moved to Sussex after spending time with Bedfont Sports, where he played seven times. His previous clubs include Ballymena United, where he came through the youth ranks, and Bangor, and he also played in Wales for Cefn Druids.

 

Spells with Northwich, Burscough and more time in Bangor followed, before a period with Ballyclare Comrades.  

 

He can play in defence and in midfield.