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Still’s excited by ace Kamani

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
21 June 2026

WILY John Still knows a thing or two about nurturing top talent – and he reckons Chelmsford City have an exciting prospect on their hands in

Kamani McFarlane. The 22-year-old attacker has joined the Clarets after an impressive season in Step 4 with Herne Bay, where he scored 19 goals.
And City’s head of football Still believes the former Mousehole and Maldon & Tiptree starlet can shine on the bigger stage.
“Kamani, is a very exciting player,” he said. “There is space in the team for a bit of a maverick, someone who can do something a bit diffe...

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