Maidstone United defender Nathan Paul decides not to join exodus
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By Alex Hoad
Maidstone have been given a timely boost by their
longest-serving player who has rejected the chance to quit the
club.
Manager Peter Nott’s squad has been hit by a number of
departures to Margate in recent weeks, but Nathan Paul (pictured) –
who has been with the club since their Kent League days – will not
be joining the exodus.
Ryman League Premier Division rivals Carshalton put in a
seven-day approach for Paul, but the full-back opted not to follow
Jay Saunders, Jamie Turner, Nick Barnes and James Pinnock out of
the exit door.
Nott said: "Carshalton put in an approach but we were delighted
that Nathan has decided to stay. It has given the club a good
boost."
Nott has signed Gillingham youth team midfielder Dean Rance, who
joins on the same work-experience basis as striker Charlie Stimson,
who arrived last week alongside Chris Saunders and ex-Stones
forward Alex Tiesse.
Thursday, March 11 2010
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