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Top Tudor Tabor still looking up

By Matthew Nash

Jake Tabor believes ‘the sky’s still the limit’ for his career after leaving League Two Swindon to sign for Hemel Hempstead Town.
The 23-year-old got his dream move to the EFL 13 months ago after scoring an incredible 107 goals in just 72 matches for Step 6 Amersham Town.
Tabor made just 14 substitute appearances for Ian Holloway’s Robins amid loan spells at Bath City and then Eastleigh.
Now he’s teamed up with his former Leighton Town boss Lee Bircham at Vauxhall Road on a permanent deal with the Tudors looking to push on from their fifth place finish in National League Sou...

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