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DIBBLE GETS MACC’S VOTE

MACCLESFIELD FC believe they have snapped up the “best goalkeeper in National League North” last year in Christian Dibble.
The former Wrexham keeper, 32, has joined the Silkmen after helping Kidderminster Harriers win promotion back to the National League.
Dibble kept 17 clean sheets in 39 appearances for Adam Murray’s men, but has now left the club after three years following the expiry of his contract.
He is joined through the door by Fin Shrimpton, who joins from Chester.
The 23-year-old midfielder scored nine goals for the National League North Seals last s...

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