Bradley Tarbuck has committed his future to Havant and Waterlooville Football Club by signing a new and improved 2 year deal. The 21 year old winger has been an influential part of the Hawks’ 2017 Ryman Premier League winning side. Having spent a month on loan at Weymouth, the minutes he got seemed to stand him in good stead for the rest of the season ahead scoring 6 goals in 29 league games, including a hattrick against AFC Sudbury and a heap of assists and goal contributions as well as winning February’s player of the month.
When Tarbuck joined the Hawks last summer from Dorchester Town, it would be his first foire back on the south coast since leaving Pompey to sign for the Southern Premier League outfit. And at 21 years of age he has shown that he is a player for the present and that his best years may still be to come. The new 2 year contract means that his services are secured until the Summer of 2019 which is further good news to Lee Bradbury’s ears following the news that Dan Strugnell has committed his future with the Hawks last week to the same time frame.
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