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Margetts moves to Matlock

Jonny Margetts admits Stamford’s switch to the Southern League was a key factor in his departure – and is now eager to fire Matlock Town to NPL Premier glory.

Margetts moves

By John Lyons

GOOD TIMES: Jonny Margetts shone for Stamford last season, but has now joined Matlock, inset
PICTURE: Mike Capps

JONNY Margetts admits Stamford’s switch to the Southern League was a key factor in his departure – and is now eager to fire Matlock Town to NPL Premier glory.
The 29-year-old striker enjoyed a dream season as the Daniels won the NPL Midlands last term. He bagged 33 league goals to top the divisional scoring charges and notched 36 in total.
However, the Lincolnshire outfit are set to line up in Southern Premier Central in the coming campaign, and that proved a st...

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