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Blues sign two new keepers
Chris Snoddy
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CHIPPENHAM Town manager Adie Mings has recruited two goalkeepers until the end of the season as cover for number one Chris Snoddy.

Mings has swooped to sign Calne Town stopper Steve Allison and Highworth Town goalkeeper Ian Gill on Saturday.

And Mings promised there would be more signings to come.

Mings said: "There will be movement and activity in the summer."

6:55pm Friday 4th April 2008

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