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BOSS NEIL HAS LET ME OFF MY LEASH

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Rees has freedom of Bromley

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RUSS PENN
A PLAYER’S UPS AND DOWNS IN THE BEAUTIFUL GAME

DYNAMO: Josh Rees is the National League’s highest scoring midfielder with 16 goals. Inset: Playing for Arsenal
PICTURES: ShutterPress & Action Images

TALKS TO BROMLEY MIDFIELDER JOSH REES
HIS goals from midfield have helped propel Bromley into the play-off picture and a potential Trophy trip to Wembley – it’s no wonder Josh Rees is one of the most talked about players in the National League right now. Here, he explains his journey via a star-studded youth team at...

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