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Boro pair building a future

Popular first-teamers Ellis Myles and Cameron Collins have gone above and beyond in helping to build a future for Rugby Borough – they’ve even constructed the club’s new stand!

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
11 October 2026

Popular first-teamers Ellis Myles and Cameron Collins have gone above and beyond in helping to build a future for Rugby Borough – they’ve even constructed the club’s new stand!
Along with a number of club coaches and volunteers all in the trade, the pair have at the club’s Kilsby Lane stadium, on behalf of partners Stanley, the building tools and equipment provider.

UP TO THE TASK: Rugby Borough captain Ellis Myles, left, and teammate Cameron Collins, right, in front of the new Stanley Stand, which they constructed with the help of club coaches and volunteers
PICTURE: Sam Ridley for Stanle...

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