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MCCALLUM’S REACHING FOR MAGIC WAND

By Matthew Nash

NEW START: Paul McCallum is on loan at Dorking Wanderers
PICTURE: Alamy

PAUL McCALLUM says he signed for Dorking Wanderers to win promotion – and rediscover his golden touch.
The prolific striker, who won the National League’s Golden Boot in 2023-24 with Eastleigh, has joined the Wands on loan until the end of the season.
And the 32-year-old has arrived with two clear ambitions: to get Marc White’s side promoted after two years in National League South and to get back among the goals after a frustrating campaign.
Knee surgery earlier this se...

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