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LOVE ME OR HATE ME, I’LL TAKE IT – AJOSE

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The LeaguePaper Team
10 December 2017

LEAGUE ONE
By Charlie Talbot-Smith

GOALS: Nicky Ajose

NICKY AJOSE knows better than most the fickle nature of football, but the Bury frontman is back in favour now and hopes it stays that way.
It has been an interesting ride with his home town club, helping the Shakers to promotion from League Two when on loan back in the 2010-11 season.
He also returned on a temporary basis two seasons later and is now back for a third spell on a seasonlong loan from parent club Charlton.
The 26-year-old striker found himself out in the cold with Lee Clark at the helm, but new boss Chris Lucketti has br...

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