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ELLIOTT’S SET NEW TARGETS

WARRINGTON Town’s new recruit Ben Elliott arrives at Cantilever Park with an unusual feat from last season.
The 24-year-old finished as top scorer for two clubs - bagging eight for Prescot Cables in the NPL Premier and then 16 for West Didsbury & Chorlton in the North West Counties League.
Yellows manager Paul Carden said: “Ben is somebody I’ve liked for a couple of years and has got a real hunger to do well and push on.”
Elliott follows former Prescot teammates Jack Goodwin and Alex McNally to the Wire, alongside midfielders Lewis Earl and Bobby Bjork, st...

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