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CHEEK SETS SIGHTS ON EFL DREAM – WITH RAVENS

CHEEK SETS

By Jon Couch

ACE: Michael Cheek has scored 11 goals for Bromley

MICHAEL CHEEK insists he still has his sights set on the Football League at the age of 29 – but he wants to get there with Bromley.
Red-hot Cheek is currently the leading goalscorer in the National League after netting 11 goals in 17 games for Neil Smith’s mid-table Ravens.
It’s the kind of form that has put him back in the shop window but on committing his future to the Hayes Lane club recently, Cheek believes he is at the right place to fulfil his ambitions.
Since starting his career at Stanway Rovers, Ch...

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