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Paul Carden confident new signing can be a hit at Warrington Town

The 26-year-old has become the NPL Premier outfit’s first new signing of the summer and brings experience from the likes of Curzon Ashton and Altrincham.
Carden’s Wired

WARRINGTON Town boss Paul Carden is confident striker Sean Miller can make a big impact following his switch from Chorley.

The 26-year-old has become the NPL Premier outfit’s first new signing of the summer and brings experience from the likes of Curzon Ashton and Altrincham.

Yellows boss Carden said: “Sean will add that little bit of touch and technical ability to our front line. He’s got an eye for goal out of nothing.”

Skipper Mark Roberts, Eddie Clarke, James Baillie, Mitch Duggan, Matthew Taylor, Evan Gumbs, Luke Duffy, Matthew Regan, Bohan Dixon, Jordan Buckley and Josh Amis have committed to the club.

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