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BOSS ROWE BRINGS IN A DYNAMIC DUO

BOSS ROWE

RETURN: Jak McCourt

NEW manager James Rowe has further strengthened his squad with two new additions.
The ex-Gloucester City chief has been prevented from raiding his former club after taking striker Akwasi Asante with him to the Technique Stadium.
So, this week he has looked elsewhere to add two more midfielders to his Spireites’ ranks – the returning Jak McCourt and Tom Whelan.
McCourt, 25, spent the 2017-18 season with Chesterfield having previously turned out for Northampton Town and Barnsley.
Since leaving the Spireites, he has since gone on to play for Swindon Town ...

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