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Newcomers Abbey Hulton United are so happy to lure Carl Dickinson

Step 5 new boys Abbey Hulton United have landed a major summer coup by picking up former Premier League defender Carl Dickinson.
BIG GUN: Former Yeovil Town captain Carl Dickinson has joined Abbey Hulton United PICTURE: Alamy

Step 5 new boys Abbey Hulton United have landed a major summer coup by picking up former Premier League defender Carl Dickinson.
The 38-year-old arrives at the Midland League newcomers having twice won the title, as player-manager at Hanley Town and then at Congleton Town.
Abbey Hulton are preparing for their first ever season at Step 5 having gained promotion through the North West Counties League Division One South play-offs last season.
They were placed into the Midland League in the summer allocations.

BIG GUN: Former Yeovil Town captain Carl Dickinson has joined Abbey Hulton United
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