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HEBBURN LAYING DOWN AN EARLY MARKER

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By Mark Carruthers
NORTHERN LEAGUE
Division One newcomers Hebburn Town have given a clear sign of their ambitions with four big new signings.
South Shields trio Graeme Armstrong, Louis Storey and Luke Sullivan have all agreed to make the short move across South Tyneside. They are joined by Marske United winger James Fairley as Hornets boss Scott Oliver strengthens his squad ahead of the new season.
Former Gateshead striker Armstrong will now join Hebburn as he goes looking for a third consecutive promotion after helping Darlington, Spennymoor Town and South Shields to success over the last ...

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