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Swan Becomes A Saint

United Counties League Premier Division new boys Pinchbeck United have announced that they have lost the services of goalkeeper Dan Swan to Evo-Stik Southern League Central side St Neots Town.

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Swan gained experience with Deeping Rangers and Peterborough Northern Star before becoming Pinchbeck`s number one, helping them to win the UCL Division One title last season.

Assistant-manager Allan Ross said: "He will be a huge loss, but he deserves this chance at a higher level.

"We'll also miss him as a character. His parents supported him, and we want a friendly atmosphere around the club.

"Ricky Lovelace will become our number one, along with his coaching role, and Jamie Robinson moves up the pecking order”.

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Swan Becomes A Saint

Monday 18 June 18 I 00:00:00

Photo by

Swan gained experience with Deeping Rangers and Peterborough Northern Star before becoming Pinchbeck`s number one, helping them to win the UCL Division One title last season.

Assistant-manager Allan Ross said: "He will be a huge loss, but he deserves this chance at a higher level.

"We'll also miss him as a character. His parents supported him, and we want a friendly atmosphere around the club.

"Ricky Lovelace will become our number one, along with his coaching role, and Jamie Robinson moves up the pecking order”.