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JORDAN SEEKING TO HEAD BACK UP

By Charlie Peat

GOAL GLEE: Jordan Bowery, left, celebrates scoring for Crewe. Inset: In his Villa days
PICTURE: Action Images

TRANSFER deadline day 2012 is a day that will live long in the memory of Jordan Bowery when he secured the move of his dreams – a move to then- Premier League Aston Villa.
The striker made the jump after a breakthrough season with Chesterfield but, five years on, the 26-year-old has played in every division in the Football League.
Just 22 appearances at the Villans followed brief spells at Rotherham, Bradford City, Oxford United and Leyton Orient, but Bowery...

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