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Archer’s on target again – thanks to Liam and Bro

JORDAN ARCHER says Southport boss Liam Watson has helped him rediscover his mojo – along with a dose of inspiration from younger brother Cameron.

Archer’s on

By Josh Knowles

CLINICAL: Jordan Archer fires home for Southport
PIC: Julia Urwin

JORDAN ARCHER says Southport boss Liam Watson has helped him rediscover his mojo – along with a dose of inspiration from younger brother Cameron.
The 29-year-old has got back to his best form for the Sandgrounders, who sit eighth in the National League North.
Archer admits he had endured a period where he wasn’t at his happiest on a football pitch, but the success of his brother at Championship side Preston North End – on loan from Aston Villa – inspired him to get back to what he does best.
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