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25 August 2024

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Dave and his Hatters march on
THERE have been plenty of eye-catching signings this summer – and Oliver Norwood joining Stockport County on Friday must fall into that category.
True, the 33-year-old former Northern Ireland international was a free agent after being released by Sheffield United at the end of last season and had been on trial with the Hatters.
But most people probably thought he would end up playing in the Championship at the very least. After all, the serial promotion winner did play 27 times for Sheffield United in the Premier League last term and wou...

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