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HOLMES JOY FOR GAFFER

HALESOWEN Town boss Paul Smith is delighted he will be able to call on Jack Holmes in the coming campaign.
The 21-year-old attacking midfielder left the Yeltz to join Hereford in September, but returned late on in the campaign. Now he is set for life in Southern Premier Central following promotion from the NPL Midlands.
‘’We all know how good Jack can be,’’ said Smith. “I’m looking to build a young exciting group of players for this coming season, and that doesn’t get much more exciting than Jack.’’
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