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Bucks bag pair

Bucks bag

BUXTON boss John McGrath has completed an impressive double swoop.
The Bucks chief has secured the permanent signing of Leeds United academy midfielder Cian Coleman following two impressive loan spells at Silverlands.
And McGrath has further added to his ranks by bringing in highly-rated striker Callum Ebanks from Stratford Town.
The 22-year-old fired 36 goals over two seasons for the Bards in Southern Premier Central having previously gained National League experience with both Eastleigh and Bath City.

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