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JACK JETS IN AT TOWN

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
22 March 2020

HE’S played all over the world but Jack Hobson- McVeigh has finally commited to play in England – with Cirencester Town.
Although born in St Albans, the 28-year-old midfielder has spent his entire football career playing abroad.
His career began with Birkenhead United in New Zealand - a semi-professional club from the North Shore of Auckland - before moving to Waitakere United in 2009 and to West Auckland the following year.
Hobson-McVeigh went on to play two more spells each at Birkenhead and then Waitakere in between a stint at Team Wellington and then later Waikato and WaiBOP...

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