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Brecklanders hails King Cam

Player-manager Matt Morton reckons Thetford Town have pulled off a ‘massive coup’ in signing Cameron King – and it could help them make a top six assault.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
3 July 2022

STEP 5-6
By John Lyons

UPBEAT player-manager Matt Morton reckons Thetford Town have pulled off a ‘massive coup’ in signing Cameron King – and it could help them make a top six assault.
Eyebrows were raised in midweek when the 26-yearold midfielder stepped down four levels to join the Eastern Counties Premier side, having been with National League side King’s Lynn Town (now Step 2) for the past two years.
However, King does have previous with the Norfolk side. After being released by Norwich, he played for Thetford in 2016-17 and made a big impression before going on to play for Shamrock R...

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