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Malvern Town: Hills are alive for refreshed ace Ryan Brunt

Ryan Brunt has been lured out of retirement after four years away – and he’s loving every minute of it!

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
2 February 2025

By Mark Stillman

BACK IN BUSINESS: Former Plymouth striker Ryan Brunt has come out of retirement to play for Malvern Town
PICTURE: Alamy

Ryan Brunt has been lured out of retirement after four years away – and he’s loving every minute of it!
The 31-year-old enjoyed seven years in the EFL with the likes of Bristol Rovers and Plymouth Argyle before dropping into Non-League with Bath City.
A two-year spell with the Romans resulted in a short stint at Chippenham Town before Brunt called time on his career in November 2020 to concentrate on business interests.
Now, however, the striker has been...

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