Manny Williams

Bio

Manny Williams is an experienced wide midfielder or forward who joined Slough Town in January 2017, initially on a short-term loan from Hungerford Town.

37-year-old Manny began his career at Notts County and Millwall, also representing England Schools. Subsequent moves took him to Concord Rangers, Bowers United, Leyton, Yeading and eventually Maidenhead United, with whom he signed in July 2007. During his single season with the Magpies he scored 30 goals in 47 games, leading him to become the Players’ and Supporters’ Player of the Year for 2007/08.

He transferred to Conference National side Woking for the 2008/09 season where he played 12 games before going back on loan to Maidenhead in November 2008, and then Weston-super-Mare two months later. He returned to Woking for the end of the season, before joining Havant & Waterlooville on his release from the Cards during the summer of 2009. He scored 24 goals for the Hawks in a difficult season that saw him struggle through injury to appear 42 times before leaving in June 2011.

Manny joined Basingstoke Town in December 2012 and made over 100 appearances for the 'Dragons' before moving to Hungerford.

His experience has proved crucial for the Rebels as they look to achieve promotion, and he has been instrumental in the Club's run to the Second Round of the FA Cup.

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