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Total Motion Midland League Premier Division new boys Gresley FC have signed Jordan Fitzpatrick and Paul Sullivan.
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Fitzpatrick is a very experienced midfielder with a vast wealth of games under his belt at this level and higher. His previous clubs include Hereford United, Corby Town, Solihull Moors, Stourbridge, Hednesford Town and more recently Walsall Wood.

 

Fitzpatrick started out as a trainee at Wolverhampton Wanderers playing for the reserve team at Molineux which gave him the pedigree to build his reputation at Steps 2 and 3 level as a very tidy, and composed player with an eye for goal.

 

He was a major player in the Stourbridge side that finished second in the table, finishing just behind champions Leamington, as well as an FA Cup run in 2013/14 that was eventually ended by Stevenage

 

Fitzpatrick played a massive part of Walsall Wood’s Midland League Division One title and League Cup winning side in the 2017/18 season.

 

Gresley have beaten off plenty competition from elsewhere to secure the services of prolific striker Paul Sullivan.

 

His previous clubs include Chasetown, Hednesford Town and more recently Walsall Wood.

 

He started his career out at Chasetown where he scored a hat-trick on his debut against Loughborough Dynamo and played a massive part in the side that reached the play-off final.

 

The following season, Sullivan scored 16 goals in 30 games which brought interest from clubs from leagues higher and Hednesford was his next destination.

 

Then-Chasetown manager Marcus Law always kept an eye on his progress and when he saw an opportunity to bring Sullivan back to club, he did so when an undisclosed fee was paid and the striker didn’t disappoint, scoring 12 goals in 12 games, including a run of 7 in 7 consecutive games to break a club record.

 

More recently, Sullivan, like Fitzpatrick, was the key player to Walsall Wood's `double` side where he scored 59 goals in 44 appearances.

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Experienced Pair Become Moatmen
Experienced Pair Become Moatmen
Thursday 04 July 19 I 08:09:30
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Fitzpatrick is a very experienced midfielder with a vast wealth of games under his belt at this level and higher. His previous clubs include Hereford United, Corby Town, Solihull Moors, Stourbridge, Hednesford Town and more recently Walsall Wood.

 

Fitzpatrick started out as a trainee at Wolverhampton Wanderers playing for the reserve team at Molineux which gave him the pedigree to build his reputation at Steps 2 and 3 level as a very tidy, and composed player with an eye for goal.

 

He was a major player in the Stourbridge side that finished second in the table, finishing just behind champions Leamington, as well as an FA Cup run in 2013/14 that was eventually ended by Stevenage

 

Fitzpatrick played a massive part of Walsall Wood’s Midland League Division One title and League Cup winning side in the 2017/18 season.

 

Gresley have beaten off plenty competition from elsewhere to secure the services of prolific striker Paul Sullivan.

 

His previous clubs include Chasetown, Hednesford Town and more recently Walsall Wood.

 

He started his career out at Chasetown where he scored a hat-trick on his debut against Loughborough Dynamo and played a massive part in the side that reached the play-off final.

 

The following season, Sullivan scored 16 goals in 30 games which brought interest from clubs from leagues higher and Hednesford was his next destination.

 

Then-Chasetown manager Marcus Law always kept an eye on his progress and when he saw an opportunity to bring Sullivan back to club, he did so when an undisclosed fee was paid and the striker didn’t disappoint, scoring 12 goals in 12 games, including a run of 7 in 7 consecutive games to break a club record.

 

More recently, Sullivan, like Fitzpatrick, was the key player to Walsall Wood's `double` side where he scored 59 goals in 44 appearances.

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