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Calum McIntyre is convinced Harrison Burke can shine in the Football League – after becoming the latest academy graduate off the Chester production line to make the jump.

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Burke latest off Seals’ production line
By John Lyons

Calum McIntyre is convinced Harrison Burke can shine in the Football League – after becoming the latest academy graduate off the Chester production line to make the jump.
The 22-year-old centre-back had made the switch to League Two Walsall on a three-year deal for an undisclosed fee.
In truth, his move came as no great surprise after a stellar campaign which saw Burke weigh in with 13 goals in 52 appearances as the Seals made the National League North play-off final.
“His big strength is that he likes to move his ceiling,” McIntyre told...

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