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EAGER ADAM’S CHUFFED TO JOIN RAVENS

LEAGUE ONE By Chris Dunlavy

EXCITED: Adam Jackson

ADAM Jackson says he has joined Bromley to become part of the “winning culture” at Hayes Lane.
The 32-year-old defender left Lincoln City earlier this month after playing 179 games in six seasons for the Imps.
“The projection from where this club has been to where it is now and where it wants to go is what appealed most to me,” said Jackson. “I spoke with the gaffer (Andy Woodman) and everything is going in the right direction and I just want to be part of that.
“It’s just really e...

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