Non-League Paper

BEARS BRING IN HERO ROB

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
7 June 2026

CONGLETON Town have completed a summer transfer coup by picking up former Leek Town and Hednesford Town striker Rob Stevenson.
The former Stoke City youth player established himself as one of the most influential attacking players at Step 4, scoring over 100 goals across eight seasons for Leek Town.
That led to a move to Hednesford Town, where his progress was hindered by a long spell on the sidelines due to a head injury in November 2024.
Now the 35-year-old is back and raring to go with the Bears – a club he has a local connection to through working at one of the town’s h...

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