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CURRAN CAN CUT IT, SAYS GANNON

STOCKPORT County boss Jim Gannon reckons Colne’s Alex Curran will have no problems stepping up to the National League. The exciting attacker has joined the newly-promoted Hatters on a full-time twoyear deal with an option for a further year.
And boss Gannon believes he has landed himself a little gem from thre Evo-Stik West division. “I think it is significant that Alex is my first signing of this pre-season,” he said.
“He came out of a top League club and must have felt lost, but he never gave up on himself or the game and got back in at Colne.
“That appetite ...

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