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CORBY TOWN have given their Evo-Stik South play-off bid a New Year boost with the arrival of four new players this week.
Boss Steve Kinniburgh added more steel to the Steelmen on Wednesday by snapping up striker Jake Bettles from neighbours Desborough Town, and midfield pair Ashley Robinson and Lee Garvie, before adding Peter Dearle on a work experience loan deal from League Two Notts County the following day.
All four were signed in time to join the squad for the tri...

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