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POOLS PLAY IT SAFE WITH BEN

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
2 June 2019

BRIGHT FUTURE: Ben Killip in action for England C against Estonia

ENGLAND C goalkeeper Ben Killip has joined Hartlepool United after an impressive season with Braintree Town. Pools boss Craig Hignett has quickly replaced keeper Scott Loach, who will leave the club at the end of his contract this summer, with the promising 23-year-old. Killip joins Nicke Kabamba and Michael Raynes as their third summer signing having played twice for England C against Estonia U23s and Wales C this term and earning ten clean sheets with relegated Braintree. “We’re really excited because he&rsqu...

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