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Jake Reeves signs for Notts

Piethagoram
in Jimmy Sirrel Stand

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https://www.nottscountyfc.co.uk/news/2020/august/jake-reeves-signing-180820/

 

If you learn something from every game, there shall come a point in time, when you should never lose... Jimmy Sirrel

#2

On the basis of the signing, it looks to be another good addition to our squad. I wouldn't class him as a like for like replacement though, he's a lot more comfortable on the ball. He's also good defensively, so I think he's a strong contender to be in a rotational position depending on who Neal Ardley goes with.

Tactically, I think we are starting to add a lot more depth than we had last season.

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#3

Bradford signed him for £250,000, so he clearly did very well at Wimbledon before. So are we getting a very good player for free? Or has being out of action for nearly 2 years hampered his ability? I'd say it's a little bit of gamble but if all goes well, we'll have another player who's too good for this level - Here's to hoping!

#5

This sounds like a fabulous signing if he can stay fit. He was playing regularly again at the end of last season and NA says he saw the same player he knew at Wimbledon, so we're going to have to trust him on that. But I like the sound of it!

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