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Ace King to go on exciting journey

After fearing he might have to quit football entirely, Cameron King is eager to embrace the part-time game this season – and start planning for life off the pitch.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
10 July 2022

Fresh challenges on and off pitch
By John Lyons

AFTER fearing he might have to quit football entirely, Cameron King is eager to embrace the part-time game this season – and start planning for life off the pitch.
The 26-year-old midfielder joined Eastern Counties Premier outfit Thetford Town ten days ago after a nightmare 2021-22 campaign with King’s Lynn Town.
Hoping to build on his impressive displays for the National League Linnets the previous season, an episode with heart palpitations and a shortage of breath left him on the sidelines until all the necessary medicals tests could be d...

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