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Tanner can be a hit in Championship – Russell

Ollie Tanner has all it takes in order to succeed in the Championship, says his former Lewes manager Tony Russell.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
22 May 2022

Tanner can

By Neil Harvey

OLLIE Tanner has all it takes in order to succeed in the Championship, says his former Lewes manager Tony Russell.
One of Non-League’s brightest prospects has finally sealed his move from Sussex four months after famously turning down a deal with Tottenham Hotspur.
The winger, 20, showed maturity beyond his years by refusing the Premier League switch because he feared he would be placed in under-23 football or farmed out on loan.
“I knew when he went up to Cardiff, it was different,” Russell told Wales-Online. “With Spurs, we agreed a deal and he turned it down.
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