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YOUNG GUN JOE LANDS WALES CALL

SOUTHEND United goalkeeper Joe Duncan has received his first call-up to the Wales national squad.
The 20-year-old, who is on loan at Roots Hall, from Championship outfit Bristol City, has represented Wales Under-21s and replaces Everton back-up Tom King in the senior squad as head coach Craig Bellamy looks to to freshen up an ageing crop of keepers. “Joe’s been immense, so it’s great having him,” Bellamy said of his new recruit.
“One of my best friends is the manager at Southend [Kieron Dyer], who gives me big updates. He’s been over the moon...

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