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Pitching In Northern Premier League Premier Division club Gainsborough Trinity have announced the signing of Harry Lovick and Jack Moore-Billam ahead of the 2023/24 season.

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Combative midfielder Lovick is a Cottingham-born 20-year-old who ticks all the right boxes, in the way he plays. Trinity boss Neal Bishop told https://www.gainsboroughtrinity.com: "We identified Harry as soon as we knew Bailey Conway was moving on. Harry is a pretty similar profile as a player. He is exactly what we like in members of our squad. He is young, energetic and good on the football. And he can develop. "Since I came in through the door, we have targeted a typical profile of player and he is that type, that profile that we have tried to bring to the club. Players that have maybe fell out of full-time football, that are looking to get back up, that are eager, that really want to be at the football club. A couple have moved on this summer because of wages and different things, but I will only keep players here who want to play for Gainsborough, and everyone that has signed up so far, is looking forward to being here and ready to make us competitive for the coming season." A player who has been with SkyBet Championship side Hull City for eleven years prior to his summer release, had a short spell in the NPL at Marske United. His other prior first team experience was gained during an extended loan spell at NPL Division One East outfit Pickering Town. Sheffield-born Moore-Billam (pictured) joins Trinity following his release from Vanarama National League North side Scunthorpe United. He made nearly 30 appearances for Cleethorpes Town during an extended loan spell from Scunthorpe. A popular member of the Owls side that finished 11th in the NPL Division One East, where supporters praised his attitude and application, tipping him for a bright future in the game. The 19-year-old progressed through the youth ranks at Glanford Park, making half a dozen first team appearances. Last summer, he signed his first one-year professional deal as a nod to the progress he had made in the Iron youth set up. In a bitter-sweet moment, he made his first team debut in the EFL Trophy game against Manchester City under-23s. Despite losing 0-3, Moore-Billam was able to share the pitch with the likes of Jack McAtee, and hot England Youth international Cole Palmer.

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