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Chorley Swoop For Darren Stephenson

Striker Darren Stephenson has left Southport and dropped down two divisions to join Chorley.

Darren Stephenson

STRIKER Darren Stephenson has left Southport and dropped down two divisions to join Chorley.

The 19-year-old enjoyed a very fruitful spell on loan with the Magpies earlier this season – scoring six times in eight games for the Northern Premier League Premier Division side.

A deal has now been struck so the former Bradford City youngster remains at Victory Park on a permanent basis.

Stephenson’s next game for the Magpies is likely to come this weekend when the travel to Ilkeston FC, who lie five places below them in 14th.

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