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BRAKES MAKE IT A RAM RAID

BRAKES MAKE

LEAMINGTON boss Paul Holleran has completed a Ram raid to bolster up his Brakes’ back line.
Max Ram, 24, has been snapped up by the National League North side having ended last season with Hungerford Town, following previous spells at Rushall Olympic and Redditch United.
The former Leicester City trainee has also spent time in Scotland with Championship side Inverness Caledonian Thistle, as well as Gloucester City, and briefly Alfreton Town, in National League North.
Holleran said: “Max is somebody we looked at last year. For a young lad he’s got a lot of exper...

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