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Luque now armed with fan power

There has been an extra fan on the Maidstone terraces in recent weeks – star winger Joan Luque!

Luque now

By Matt Badcock

ACE IN THE PACK: Joan Luque has been inspired this season

THERE has been an extra fan on the Maidstone terraces in recent weeks – star winger Joan Luque!
The 29-year-old has been in scintillating form this season with 22 goals as the Stones roared to the National League South title.
It would have no doubt been more had he not suffered a season-ending injury at Dartford last month.
But while the former Heybridge Swifts attacker has already made his contribution on the pitch, he’s been keen to help them over the line by lending his voice among the Stones fans.
“Everyone love...

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