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JAMIE HAS A LIFE OF RILEY

BAMBER Bridge boss Jamie Milligan has strengthened his squad with the addition of former Bolton Wanderers and Norwich City midfielder Regan Riley.
Riley, 23, makes the move to Irongate following his departure from Bury FC at the end of last season A Bolton native, Riley started his football career at the age of nine with his hometown club where he spent over a decade. He made his full Wanderers first team debut at the age of just 16 in November 2019.
After three years with the Norwich Under 21s, Riley moved into Non-League with Radcliffe and then Bury, where he played 26 times last ...

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