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HARRY’S BIG TRIP TO THE SEASIDE

By David Richardson
HARRY Pritchard has become another Non- League star to land a Football League move signing for League One side Blackpool.
It is the second time this month that a member of Maidenhead’s squad has been recognised with a move into the third-tier of English football after Sam Barratt signed for Southend.
Pritchard spent six years with Magpies having joined from Burnham in 2012. He finished with 265 appearances and 47 goals.
Last season he scored 16 goals and created 12, winning Maidenhead’s Supporters’ Player, Player’s Player and Golden Boot awards.
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