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REDS JOY AS MILLS SIGNS UP

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
24 June 2018

REDDITCH United have accelerated their plans for next season by signing three new players.
Jordan Mills, Louis Ezewele and Nathaniel Lewars will by playing at the Valley Stadium next season. Mills and Ezewele both turned out for the Reds at the back end of last season while Lewars spent time with Black County Rangers.
Mills has put pen to paper on a permanent deal following his release by Championship club Derby County and Davis admits that he is delighted to sign the young defender.
Boss Paul Davis said: “He needs to play senior football, and I have no doubt he will play in the Fo...

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