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Organ’s in tune with Shepshed

SHEPSHED Dynamo have added striker Dan Organ and winger John McHugh to their ranks ahead of the new season.
Organ, 19, is a product of the Nottingham Forest academy and signed his first professional contract with League One side Mansfield Town last summer. He spent part of last season on loan at NPL Midlands side Rugby Town before being released by the Stags.
McHugh, 20, played youth football for Sheffield Wednesday, Blackpool and Tamworth, and has since featured for AFC Rushden & Diamonds, Boldmere St Michaels, Belper United and Hucknall Town before finishing last season with Uttoxet...

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