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JARVIS DEAL IS ON THE CARDS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
19 January 2020

By David Richardson

STAR TURN: Matt Jarvis played for Woking on Tuesday night alongside new signing Alex Wall, inset
PICTURE: Andy Fitzsimons

FORMER Premier League star Matt Jarvis could be set to make a shock return to the game at National League side Woking.
The former Gillingham, Wolves, West Ham and Norwich City winger, who made one appearance for England at Wembley in 2011, turned out for the Cards in a friendly on Tuesday night against QPR U23s.
Jarvis was released by Norwich in the summer and has been without a club ever since, having played just ten first team matches in the l...

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