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KABBY AGONY AS BIG BLUES MOVE IS OFF

KABBY AGONY

ByJon Couch

KABONGO Tshimanga will continue his comeback from injury as a Chesterfield player after his proposed move to Birmingham City fell through at the 11th hour.
The Spireites striker was set to sign for the Championship club on Thursday but the deal did not get over the line before the 11pm transfer deadline.
Tshimanga, 25, became a top target for EFL after netting 27 goals in 34 appearances for the Spireites following his move from Boreham Wood a year ago.
But his progress as Non-League football’s top marksman was halted when suffering a fractured leg and dislocated ...

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