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GLOVERS GET MAN IN BRETT

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
9 June 2024

YEOVIL Town boss Mark Cooper has completed his first signing of the summer by landing Brett McGavin from south-west rivals Torquay United. The 24-year-old cultured midfielder arrives at Huish Park on a two-year deal after leaving the Gulls at the end of his contract.
The former Ipswich Town academy product became a Gulls fans’ favourite during a two-year spell at Plainmoor, making 65 appearances scoring 12 goals, while showcasing an impressive array of skills.
McGavin said: “I’ve played here a few times and when the gaffer got in contact, I knew it was the club ...

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