Non-League Paper

DAGGERS IS THE DESTINY FOR ACE CONOR

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
20 January 2019

By Hugo Varley
MUCH-VAUNTED striker Conor Wilkinson says he turned down interest from Football League clubs to sign permanently at Dagenham and Redbridge.
The 23-year-old has joined the Daggers on an 18-month deal from Gillingham after falling in love with the club during a recent loan spell.
He scored six times in 11 appearances with the National League side, playing a key part in their rise up the table.
The club’s new owners, led by former Manchester United goalkeeper Tim Howard, Peter Freund and Craig Unger, visited Victoria Park last week and persuaded Wilkinson to sign on the do...

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