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Histon Sign Two On Youth Loans

Histon boss Dennis Greene has added MK Dons duo Jordan Ivey-Ward and Awadh Ahmed to his squad.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
2 October 2012

HISTON boss Dennis Greene has added MK Dons duo Jordan Ivey-Ward and Awadh Ahmed to his squad.

Frontman Ivey-Ward penned his first professional deal at Stadium MK earlier this year and was subsequently loaned out to Tamworth.

He went on to make five appearances for the Blue Square Bet Premier outfit prior to returning to Buckinghamshire.

Midfielder Ahmed is a product of the Dons academy and has been with the League One side since the age of 12.

The pair both join the Stutes on youth loans.

Meanwhile, Junior Konadu-Yiadom and Harry Agombar have returned to their parent club Macclesfield Town after their loan deals expired over the weekend.

Javlon Campbell, Antone Douglas and Stefon Hayles have also left Bridge Road to sign for Waltham Forest, though Histon retain their Conference registrations.

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