Northern Premier League

TRINITY’S WOODY LANDS A KO BLOW

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
12 July 2020

By Neil Harvey
FORMER boxing champion Curtis Woodhouse is used to delivering a knockout blow – now he believes his opponents will be left reeling again with his latest double swoop.
The Gainsborough Trinity boss has taken his tally of summer signings to 13 after picking up midfielder Luke Lofts and winger Rod Orlando- Young.
Lofts, 21, was on the radar of the Holy Blues before signing for Scarborough Athletic last summer, and he went on to have spells at Pickering Town and North Ferriby.
“Luke is another really talented player and one I’ve liked for some time,” said ...

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