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GR-EIGHT FOR CURO!

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 September 2017

EVERGREEN Jamie Cureton is still breaking records – at the grand age of 42!
The vastly-experienced striker opened his account for Evo-Stik Southern Premier Farnborough in a 4-2 victory at Gosport Borough on Tuesday night.
And in doing so, it meant the former Norwich, Bristol Rovers, Exeter City and Dagenham hitman has scored in each of the top eight levels of English football, from the Premier League down to Step 4 of the Non- League pyrmaid.
In all, Cureton has scored over 300 goals in over 750 senior appearances across a 24-year career, including four goals in the Premier League for...

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