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Goal-den oldie Jamie Cureton turns 51 at the end of August, but he’s still keen to keep on playing – and has one more milestone in his sights.

CHAMPION: Jamie Cureton won the Seniors World Cup with England recently

By John Lyons
Goal-den oldie Jamie Cureton turns 51 at the end of August, but he’s still keen to keep on playing – and has one more milestone in his sights.
The veteran marksman guided Kings Park Rangers to Eastern Counties League Division One North title glory last term as player-manager, but the Suffolk club have subsequently folded.
That has put the ex-Bishop’s Stortford, Enfield and Cambridge City player-boss back on the market – and the former Premier League striker is happy to bide his time before deciding the ...

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