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JONNY BE GOOD FOR GRAY!

By Tom Blackett

FORMER WALES international Jonny Williams says he’s already getting a similar good feeling at Eastleigh to the one he had with the Welsh Euro stars!
The 32-year-old midfielder has joined the National League Spitfires alongside former Oldham full-back Jake Caprice – the pair having both spent pre-season as part of The PFA’s training camps.
Williams’ signature, in particular, represents a real coup for Matt Gray’s side with the former Crystal Palace man boasting Premier League experience, promotions from the Championship and League On...

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