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Stockport County and Grimsby Town are preparing for their new Football League assaults – by strengthening their squads with Non-League talent.
Chally looks

By Jon Couch

ON THE MOVE: Stockport County recruit Connor Lemonheigh-Evans and, inset, Grimsby new boy Niall Maher

PROMOTED sides Stockport County and Grimsby Town are preparing for their new Football League assaults – by strengthening their squads with Non-League talent.
Champions Stockport followed up the signing of Notts County striker Kyle Wootton last week by bringing in Torquay United’s Welsh midfielder Connor Lemonheigh-Evans and York midfielder Akil Wright.
And, on the back of their play-off success, Grimsby Town have added strength to their back line with the capture of FC Hali...

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