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KITCHING RELISHES THE HEAT OF BATTLE

By Jacob Newbury

HAPPY: Liam Kitching

LEAGUE TWO
IN his first season in the Football League, Forest Green defender Liam Kitching says he has been loving every single minute at The New Lawn.
The former Leeds United academy graduate spent two seasons at hometown club Harrogate Town, where he helped the Yorkshire side to the National League play-offs before making the move south to Gloucestershire.
And it has been so far, so good for the 20-year-old centre-back: “I’m loving it. The staff and the players have been really good with me and it’s been an enjoyable season. It&rs...

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