Non-League Paper

CITY’S WISH IS GRANT-ED

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
11 June 2017

MARK JONES has continued his squad re-building work at Oxford City after signing left-back Freddie Grant for a second time.
Grant, the former Oxford United g raduate and Farnborough loanee, impressed in his first season at the club and Jones couldn’t hide his delight in agreeing terms.
He said: “Freddie is a good young player at only 20 years of age and we hope to see even more from him.”

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