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Promotion the target for new Sutton United man Ryan Burge

SUTTON UNITED have strengthened their Vanarama National League South promotion charge with the addition of former Port Vale and Newport County midfielder Ryan Burge.
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SUTTON UNITED have strengthened their Vanarama National League South promotion charge with the addition of former Port Vale and Newport County midfielder Ryan Burge.

The 27-year-old started his career in the Premier League with Birmingham City before moving to Spain to play for the Glenn Hoddle Academy.

He went on to play for Barnet, Worcester City, Jerez Industrial, and Hyde before stints in the Football League with Doncaster, Ocford United, Port Vale and Newport County.

He made 17 appearances in League Two for the Welsh outfit in 2013-14 and has now teamed up with Sutton, who are third in the National League South ahead of Saturday’s game against Margate.

Burge said: “I’m looking forward to the next chapter of my career and I believe Sutton United is the perfect place for me to do that. Some of my family were born here, which is what originally attracted me to the club.

“After going to training and meeting the manager and the rest of the lads, I can see the club have a lot of ambition and a good team spirit. I’m looking forward to being a part of that and helping the club secure promotion, which is now my main target.”
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