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BUCKS IN NO PLACE TO STEAL ARMSON

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
10 June 2018

By Jon Couch

NO-GO: James Armson

AFC TELFORD United boss Gavin Cowan has ruled out a move for FA Trophy winner James Armson – insisting it would take an ‘astronomical deal’ to prize him away from Brackley Town.
Midfielder Armson played a big role in Brackley Town’s Trophy victory over Bromley at Wembley last month.
But despite working alongside his friend and former Nuneaton Town and Solihull team-mate Cowan, a move to their National League North rivals is not on the cards.
Armson is the head of education in sport for Shropshire firm Crossbar Coaching, while Cowan...

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