Off the mark: Striker Richard Pacquette scored his first league goal for Hampton in Tuesday's draw at Dulwich Hamlet
Hampton & Richmond Borough boss Alan Dowson’s hoped the arrival of Barnet defender Harry Taylor would be productive – and so it has proved.
The 18-year-old centre back switched to the Beveree on a one-month loan deal on Saturday and immediately helped the Beavers to 1-0 win at Billericay Town, thanks to Nicke Kabamba’s second half strike.
He then featured in Tuesday’s 3-3 draw at Dulwich Hamlet, which featured goals from Charlie Moone, Dean Sinclair and Richard Pacquette.
“It’s nice to be able to bring in a highly-rated player and Barnet have been fantastic,” said Dowson.
“Hopefully his time here is productive for ourselves, Barnet and of course Harry.
Hampton host Merstham tomorrow.
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