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Big gun Jordan Maguire-Drew aims to rock with Lewes FC

Jordan Maguire-Drew says he wants to get the Lewes fans off their feet at the Dripping Pan this season after joining the Rooks on a permanant deal.
WINNER: Jordan Maguire-Drew has signed for Isthmian Premier side Lewes PICTURE: Alamy

Jordan Maguire-Drew says he wants to get the Lewes fans off their feet at the Dripping Pan this season after joining the Rooks on a permanant deal.

The 27-year-old arrives in East Sussex with an impressive CV having twice won promotion from the National League, with Leyton Orient and Grimsby Town.
After coming through the ranks at Brighton & Hove Albion, Maguire-Drew turned out for the likes of Dagenham & Redbridge, Lincoln City, Coventry City and Wrexham on loan before two seasons with Leyton Orient, where he was part of Justin Edinburgh’s side which won promotion back to the EFL.
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