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BARNES: I WANT TO SEIZE MY BIG CHANCE

By James Andrew

PATIENT: Dillon Barnes

LEAGUE TWO
DILLON Barnes has had to bide his time to become a regular choice at Colchester and the shotstopper is keen to repay the faith shown in him by head coach John McGreal. The 22-year-old waited in the wings as Sam Walker held down the spot between the sticks for four years before the 26-yearold moved to Reading in the summer.
That switch has given Barnes the chance to make the number one spot at Colchester his own and after starting with two clean sheets in the opening two league matches, confidence is high. “It was brilliant to hear t...

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