Non-League Paper

SHOTS DOOR FLIES OPEN

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
27 May 2018

CAPTAIN Callum Reynolds and star midfielder Manny Oyeleke have left Aldershot Town – but fans’ favourite Jake Gallagher will stay on for another year.
Defender Reynolds and Player of the Year Oyeleke informed manager Gary Waddock that they will not be signing new deals at the EBB Stadium after the Shots were edged out of the National League play-offs.
Midfielder Gallagher, however, has signed for a fourth season, along with Scott Rendell, Matt Bozier, Jake Cole, Matt McClure, George Fowler, Lewis Kinsella and Adam McDonnell.
Rendell said: “I’m delighted to sign a ...

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