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Premier League ace Andre Gray was given a platform to perform by England C call-up

PREMIER League ace Andre Gray is certain that playing for the England C team was a huge part in launching his football career.
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FUN IN THE SUN: Andre Gray in action for England C against Bermuda
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PREMIER League ace Andre Gray is certain that playing for the England C team was a huge part in launching his football career.
The Watford marksman – currently on loan at Championship club Queens Park Rangers – made six appearances for Paul Fairclough’s side between 2012 and 2014, including helping England reach the Semi-Final of the International Challenge Tro phy.
Gray received his first callup when he was 20 years old whilst playing Non-League football for Luton Town at the time.
“I remember the ...

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