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SAM: YOU CAN PUT YOUR HAT ON ME

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
25 June 2017

FORMER Conference play-off winner Sam Hatton says he can still make a big impact in the National League.
The versatile 29-yearold was part of AFC Wimbledon’s rise into the Football League after joining them in the Ryman Premier and helping them to three promotions, culminating in the Conference playoff final.
After five years with the Dons, he joined Grimsby Town, helping the Mariners to two top five finishes before joining Aldershot Town.
Last season he was in the National League South with Welling United but he admits a return to full-time football is on his mind.
And the former Eng...

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