Non-League Paper

Marshall’s plea to keeper Cam

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
5 July 2026

LANCASTER City manager Jimmy Marshall has challenged rookie goalkeeper Cameron Graham to put pressure on the club’s number one keeper Brad Kelly.
The 18-year-old has signed for the NPL Premier club following his release from Fleetwood Town.
“I’m delighted to sign Cameron,” said Dolly Blues boss Marshall. “He comes from a well-grounded background at Fleetwood Town. He’s a really solid, young up-and-coming goalkeeper and has loads of potential.
“I am looking forward to having a talented, young goalkeeper around the group and somebody who ca...

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