National League South

Havant Lose Arthur To Dons

Midfielder Chris Arthur has stepped up two divisions to join League Two club AFC Wimbledon from Havant & Waterlooville.

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
28 May 2013

MIDFIELDER Chris Arthur has stepped up two divisions to join League Two club AFC Wimbledon from Havant & Waterlooville.

Arthur, 23, helped the Hawks to a tenth-place finish in the Conference South last season following spells at Northampton Town and Rotherham United.

He has now sealed a return to the Football League and AFC Wimbledon boss Neal Ardley feels he can make a big impact at Kingsmeadow.

Speaking to the Dons’ official website, Ardley said: “He has got unbelievable pace, a great left foot and he can also fill in at left-back. I think we can develop Chris and turn him into a very good player.

“He had a great season at Havant and we believe he will fit in well to the dynamics of our team.”

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