Non-League Paper

BAYERN’S BOY WITH MOTORS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
19 July 2026

FORMER Bayern Munich youngster Dale Jennings is back on the move – this time at Vauxhall Motors.

The 33-year-old midfielder, who joined the German giants as a talented teenager from Tranmere Rovers, played 36 times for the Bayern reserves before returning to English football with Barnsley and MK Dons.
Jennings then dropped into Non-League and after spells at the likes of Runcorn Town, Ramsbottom, Prescot Cables and most recently 1874 Northwich, Jennings re-signed with Cables earlier this summer but has now decided to link up with his former 1874 manager Chris Herbert at Motor...

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