Non-League Paper

Lambs line up Lovett switch

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
19 July 2026

TAMWORTH are poised to sign former Cheltenham, Torquay and Welling goalkeeper Rhys Lovett.
The 29-year-old, who was part of the Robins squad that won the National League title under Gary Johnson in 2016, spent the first half of last season as first-choice stopper at Boston.
However, he departed the Jakeman’s Community Stadium in March and joined Kidderminster, making seven appearances as Adam Murray’s side won promotion through the National League North play-offs.
Released at the end of the season, Lovett has recently been training with the Lambs and is now set to sign a on...

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