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McCALLUM GOING THAT EXTRA MILE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
8 September 2024

HOT-SHOT Paul McCallum loves playing at Eastleigh so much he even doesn’t mind the commute – and that’s why he’s penned a new two-deal with the Spitfires.
The 31-year-old fired 35 goals in all competitions including 31 in the National League top the division’s goal charts.
In total he has scored 74 goals in 116 games for the south coast outfit across two spells.
And the former Solihull Moors, Dagenham & Redbridge and Chesterfield striker couldn’t be happier to commit to Kelvin Davis’ early high-flyers.
“I think me and the ...

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