COMBINED Counties League hot-shot Kyle Hough could be in line for a call up to play at the World Cup in Rio after England assistant manager Ray Lewington was spotted at the New Defence last night.
The striker scored the only goal of the game as Horley Town beat Molesey 1-0, in front of Roy Hodgson's right hand man.
But Horley caretaker boss Anthony Jupp insists he wants Hough to focus on helping the Surrey side avoid relegation before helping out Hodgson's men.
"I hope England don't call him up," Jupp said, tongue firmly in cheek.
"We have 14 games left to avoid relegation and we need him for that. They can have him after we are safe... as long as he's back in time for pre-season."
Lewington, a former Chelsea and Fulham player in the 1970s and 80s, also may have been watching his son, who captains Molesey.
