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Hereford keeper Brandon Hall lands unexpected FA Trophy lift

The 28-year-old was told he wasn’t needed last summer, but remained with the club as he was under contract for the campaign.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
16 May 2021

By David Richardson

GOALKEEPER Brandon Hall wasn’t supposed to be a part of the Hereford squad this season – now he’s set to walk out at Wembley for the Bulls.
The 28-year-old was told he wasn’t needed last summer, but remained with the club as he was under contract for the campaign.
Hall had played regularly in their difficult 2019-20 season and didn’t expect his services to not be required.
“I was told I was to leave the club,” he told The NLP. “That was the message to me from a few people at the club, that was how it was put to me. I was told I wasn’t needed for whatever reason that was,...

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