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Comrades can still yet Prosper

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
31 May 2026

BERKHAMSTED boss Chris Devane has made Dominica international Jeanmal Prosper his first signing of the summer.
Right-back Prosper, 33, has turned out for a number of Non-League clubs, notably Winslow United and Chesham United, but has played for more recently the likes of Slough Town, where he played 82 times in National League South, and Bracknell Town, where he made 32 appearances last season.
He now joins a Comrades side looking to push on after reaching the Southern League Premier South play-offs last season.
The club said: “Jeanmal’s attitude, work ethic and commitment perfectly match t...

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