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CASTLE’S KING OF THE COUPS

CASTLE’S KING

Crows boss swoops to land a top duo

By John Lyons

HAPPY GALLI-DAY! Former England C star Isaac Galliford has joined Royston
PICTURE: David Loveday

UPBEAT boss Steve Castle believes new signings Isaac Galliford and Jonny Edwards can help keep the feelgood factor going at Royston Town.
The Crows are eager to build on an impressive 2019-20 season.
They reached the FA Trophy quarter-finals, the fourth qualifying round of the FA Cup and were third in Southern League Premier Central when the season was cut short in March.
Those displays didn’t go unnoticed and the Hertfordshire club have...

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