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CURETON WILLDOIT ALL AGAIN

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VETERAN striker Jamie Cureton has committed himself to another season with Bostik Premier side Bishop’s Stortford – his 27th in the game!
The 42-year-old scored nine goals last season as the Blues finished up in 18th position in the Southern League Premier Division.
Cureton has scored over 300 career goals for the likes of Norwich, Bristol Rovers, Reading, Colchester United and Exeter City.
He joined Bishop’s Stortford midway through last season after he left fellow Southern Premier League side Farnborough, where he scored 10 goals in 23 appearances.
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