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TAYLOR IS TALK OF TOWN

CHESTER left-back Joel Taylor appears set to step up into the Football League with new-boys Harrogate Town.
The former Stoke and Kidderminster defender, 24, shone for the Blues in National League North this season, helping them to the play-offs. And that has attracted the attention of Town, who are keen to sign Taylor in a deal that’s believed to be worth up to £50,000.
Ambitious National League side Stockport are understood to be interested in Blues winger Brad Jackson, 23, and League Two outfit Oldham have been linked with a swoop for former Fleetwood and Carlisle midfielder G...

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