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FLINT BACK AT TOWN

MANAGERLESS Crawley Town have added to their defensive options by re-signing defender Josh Flint on a contract to the end of the season.
The 26-year-old left in the summer when his previous contract expired as he recovered from surgery on an injury.
Having completed his rehab, Flint had been training with the League Two club for more than a month. In his first spell, he made 57 appearances, scoring twice.

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