National League

BRODIE’S ALL SET TO STEP UP AT FC UNITED

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
3 June 2018

By Matt Badcock
BRODIE LITCHFIELD can’t wait to play in front of FC United of Manchester’s big home support and show that he can make the step up to National League North.
The 20-year-old was one of player-manager Tom Greaves’ first three summer signings along with Clitheroe’s Kurt Willoughby and ex-Salford City captain Chris Lynch.
Litchfield began his career at Sheffield United before moving to Stocksbridge Park Steels where he hit 23 goals last season. Now the youngster is raring to go at a club with average gates of more than 2,000 last term.
“It will be gr...

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