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WHEN George Knight returned to England after four years on a scholarship in America, little did he know the journey he would go on with Bracknell Town.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
5 February 2023

Robins ace is reaping rewards of Stateside scholarship
By Matt Badcock

WHEN George Knight returned to England after four years on a scholarship in America, little did he know the journey he would go on with Bracknell Town.
The Covid pandemic saw the 25-year-old midfielder come home after four years playing soccer at Lander University in South Carolina.
Close friend and Farnborough defender Freddie Grant put him onto Bracknell Town’s then manager Bobby Wilkinson.
“At this level, teams will literally do anything to get three points. I don’t mean that because it’s so generic and every manager...

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