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MEMORIES: Jimmy Ball

JIMMY BALL knows exactly what to expect from new signing Alfie Stanley – he’s just like his Dad, who he also signed 20 years ago!
The AFC Totton boss landed a coup this week by luring prolific young striker Stanley from Southern Premier South rivals Dorchester Town.
And it brought back memories of signing his Dad Chris Stanley when he was on the Portsmouth coaching staff early in his managerial career.
Alfie, 21, was also on Portsmouth’s books, as a schoolboy, starting at the age of just seven and remaining with the Fratton Park club for 12 years, making two first-tea...

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