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CREWE IS THE PERFECT PLACE – THIBAUT

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LEAGUE TWO
By Chris Dunlavy

ADRIEN Thibaut says he was delighted to sign a new two-year deal with Crewe – despite the early mornings!
The 20-year-old forward joined the Railwaymen in the summer after spells in Non-League with Macclesfield and Bradford Park Avenue.
He admits that swapping part-time football for the professional game wasn’t easy, but after scoring two goals in two substitute appearances, the Irishman made his first start in Tuesday’s Bristol Street Motors Trophy victory over Harrogate and has now been rewarded with an extended contract. “I&...

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