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Tyler Harvey happy to remain with Truro City

The former Plymouth Argyle man, 25, has finished as the club’s top scorer in each of the past three seasons, netting a total of 73 goals in 128 games over two separate spells.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
16 May 2021

By Neil Taylor

TRURO City goal machine Tyler Harvey says signing a new deal with Paul Wotton’s White Tigers was a “no-brainer”
The former Plymouth Argyle man, 25, has finished as the club’s top scorer in each of the past three seasons, netting a total of 73 goals in 128 games over two separate spells.
After Harvey was named as the National Game Awards SPL South player of the season in 2020, Wotton hailed the influence of his totemic striker.
“I’ve played in the Football League with players who are worse than Tyler, that’s for sure,” said the Truro boss.
“He’s ambitious. He’s a good age. He ...

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