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LEE GIVES US CLASS – KEDS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
7 July 2024

DANNY Kedwell says Lee Martin will bring class and experience to Ashford United’s youthful midfield.
Now 37, Martin came through the ranks at Manchester United, where he made one appearance before enjoying spells at Millwall, Ipswich and Gillingham.
He scored four goals in 37 games for Ashford’s Isthmian South East rivals Ramsgate last term but has now opted to link up with ex-Gills teammate Kedwell.
“Lee’s still a class player and he gives more experience in there,” said the Ashford boss. “Most of our players are young and, in some cases, ...

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