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Hot Ryan Cole bags EFL break at Wycombe Wanderers

RYAN Cole used to sneak into Newmarket Town’s ground to practise his freekicks – now Jockeys boss Michael Shinn is hoping their EFL-bound starlet can break in at Wycombe Wanderers.

HOT COLE

By Matt Badcock

LEAGUE ONE

CHANCE: Teenager Ryan Cole
PICTURE: Sean Doyle

RYAN Cole used to sneak into Newmarket Town’s ground to practise his freekicks – now Jockeys boss Michael Shinn is hoping their EFL-bound starlet can break in at Wycombe Wanderers.
The 19-year-old midfielder has been snapped up by the League One high-flyers after impressing on a recent trial.
Cole’s performances for Isthmian North Newmarket have been impressive over a long period too and had the scouts flocking to the Tristal Stadium.
It’s the same place a younger Cole used to jump the fence – or remove panels – to ...

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