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DUNK TO STAY AT THE ABBEY

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The LeaguePaper Team
22 April 2018

LEAGUE TWO
CAMBRIDGE’S Harrison Dunk is looking forward to continuing to cement his legacy as an Abbey Stadium stalwart after penning a new contract.
The full-back, who also plays on the wing, put pen to paper on a two-year extension and will be at the U’s until the end of 2019-2020 season, having joined from Bromley in 2011.
“I am absolutely delighted to be signing another extension,” said the 27- year-old. “I have had an amazing seven years up to this point at the club. I hope that I can enjoy and contribute towards many more great memories in the forthcoming...

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