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IT’S FAMILY TIME NOW FOR ROSS

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By Matt Badcock

BLUE DAYS: Ross Hannah has left Chester to join Gainsborough Trinity
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ROSS HANNAH says he signed for Gainsborough Trinity after thinking about his and his family’s long-term future.
The 32-year-old still had a year left on his Chester contract but following the Blues’ relegation the club needed to move the striker on.
One of Non-League’s most prolific goalscorers, Hannah had plenty of offers but he decided signing for Trinity, who he played for early on in his career, was the best fit as he looks to life after playing.
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