Isthmian Leagues

SEAN AND TOMMIE ARE MOR’S BOYS

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
16 July 2023

By Tom Blackett

THE capture of Steve Morison as manager put Hornchurch in the spotlight – and their new signings will keep them there.
The Isthmian Premier outfit, who lost to Aveley in last term’s play-off final, have swooped for Sean Scannell and Tommie Hoban.
Winger Scannell, 32, brings a wealth of Football League experience with him from his days with the likes of Crystal Palace and Huddersfield Town. He was with League Two side Grimsby Town for the past few years.
Former Cardiff boss Morison said: “We are thrilled to have Sean on board and believe that hi...

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