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The Non-League Football Paper Team
2 July 2017

EXPERIENCED forward Rene Howe will remain at Kettering Town, ending speculation over his future.
Howe, traditionally a striker, played in a deeper role last season but still scored 15 goals as they finished ninth in the Evo-Stik South Premier.
Voted the club’s Player of the Year, Howe will again be joined at Kettering next year by centreback Ollie Thorne and midfielder Nathan Hicks, while winger Rhys Hoenes joins from Biggleswade Town.

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