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Dan’s delight with ‘AJ’ deal

BASINGSTOKE Town boss Dan Brownlie reckons he’s pulled off a transfer coup in the shape of Ayyuba ‘AJ’ Jambang.
The 21-year-old wiong-back, who can operate on either flank, arrives at Winklebury after a season-long campaign with Wingate & Finchley, having previously developed through the academies of Norwich City, Reading and Ipswich Town before gaining valuable senior experience in Non-League. Brownlie said: “He’ll give us genuine competition, his pace and attacking qualities will be a real asset and, at only 21, we believe there’s still ...

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