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O’S NIP IN TO SNAP UP IRISH ACE DALE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 June 2018

LEYTON Orient have completed the signing of Dale Gorman from Stevenage. The 21-year-old was released by the League Two club this summer following five years of service.
After making his professional debut for Stevenage in 2015, the midfielder firmly established himself within the first team picture at Broadhall Way last season, making 26 appearances.
In total, the Northern Ireland U21 international turned out 71 times for Stevenage.
Gorman has put pen to paper on a two-year contract at Brisbane Road and will help fill the gap left by the departure of last season’s loan signing Ebou...

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