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1874 SNAFFLE STRIKER LYNN

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
5 July 2026

FORWARD Harry Lynn has joined NPL West newcomers 1874 Northwich from Stockport
Georgians.
The 21-year-old scored 13 goals as the Georgians won promotion from NWCFL First Division South last season, including the winning penalty in a shoot-out victory over Eccleshall.
Off the pitch, Chris Broad and Thomas Reed have been added to new manager Rory Fallon’s backroom staff, while Jack Owen has been installed as chairman.
“With the promotion and the appointment of a young, ambitious manager, I believe that this is the perfect time to take on this challenge and help to guide the ...

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