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| John Mills and Pablo Haysham |
Former Hereford FC striker John Mills has returned to Banbury United to
be reunited with Pablo Haysham.
The 29-year-old was on loan there last season from Bath City, but failed
to score in 13 appearances.
Mills subsequently dropped down to the Midland Football league Premier
Division, where he played for Westfields; netting 10 goals in 14 appearances.
While playing for Bath, Mills only scored two goals in a Somerset
Premier Cup match.
However, he says he has 'unfinished business' at Banbury and didn't do
himself or the club justice last season.
"I’m determined to put that right this time round
and score plenty of goals," said Mills, as reported on Banbury's official
website.
"Promotion is the aim and I think it’s very
much a realistic one this year with the current squad.”
Haysham - who formed a prolific partnership with
Hereford during three seasons with the club - has also signed for Banbury after
starring for Salisbury and Didcot last season.
"I’d like to welcome John back to the club and
hope his stay with us will be a successful one," said Banbury manager Mike
Ford.
"John spent a couple of months with us last
season in what was his least successful spell in his goalscoring career. When
you score over 200 goals in five seasons as he did you don’t become a spent
force overnight and at 29 it was an opportunity I couldn’t turn down to get him
back. I’m sure with all our support we will see the very best of John Mills.”