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DALE’S SO INDEBTED TO ALBION

by
The LeaguePaper Team
22 April 2018

LEAGUE TWO
CREWE’S teenage speedster Owen Dale believes he has grown as a player since spending five months at Non-League Witton Albion.
Before the weekend, the striker had made six appearances for the Alex first team this season and was offered a two-year contract this week.
“I’ve been out on loan and I think that will help me immensely going into next season,” said the 19- year-old. “It is just a question of knuckling down and pushing on.
“I think it has been massively beneficial going out on loan to Witton and getting the experience of playing men&rsqu...

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