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Lee Fowler: Radcliffe feel like my perfect fit

I’ve really embedded myself in the culture of the football club while putting my stamp on it too. When you’ve got a support network around you like the one I have at Radcliffe, it’s the perfect fit for me.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
25 April 2021

By Lee Fowler

I’M SO HAPPY TO SIGN A NEW DEAL
WE MAY be waiting for competitive football to return, but it’s still been a busy period for everyone at Radcliffe – and that’s why I am delighted to be signing a new two-year deal.
I’ve really embedded myself in the culture of the football club while putting my stamp on it too. When you’ve got a support network around you like the one I have at Radcliffe, it’s the perfect fit for me.

FIRST-CLASS FACILITIES: Radcliffe’s Neuven Stadium
PICTURE: Shutter Press

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