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Bosses launch Swift raid on LR

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
6 July 2025

LUTTERWORTH Town’s new joint management team have snapped up several players from the defunct Hinckley Leicester Road for the coming United Counties Premier South season.
Taking over at the Swifts are former Aylestone Park striker Matt Langham, who played for Lutterworth last season, and Callum Earls, who was with Hinckley LR. They have replaced Kevin Burke whose short tenure ended with two games to go last season.
Forwards Dom Brennan and Liam Reid both make the switch, along with winger Ollie Bradshaw, goalkeeper Josh Wormleighton, from Aylestone Park, and former Hinckley L...

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