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Sheffield say goodbye to Hedge

Goalkeeper Jonathan Hedge has left Sheffield FC, the NPL East club have announced.

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
26 December 2021

VETERAN goalkeeper Jonathan Hedge has left Sheffield FC, the NPL East club have announced.

Hedge, 33, joined Club from Gainsborough Trinity, having also featured in the upper echelons of Non-League for the likes of Harrogate Town, FC Halifax Town, Tamworth, Cambridge United, Southport, Grimsby Town and AFC Telford United.

The club said on social media: “It’s with a heavy heart we announce that Jonathan Hedge will be leaving the club.

“Hedge has been a reliable keeper between the sticks and has racked up 66 appearances over the last three years.

“Good luck Hedgy on your next challenge.”

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