We’re excited to announce the signing of Reuben Reid, who has agreed to a one-year deal with the club, subject to FA Approval. The former Weston-super-Mare forward brings a wealth of experience, having played in the Football League. His talent and knowledge make him a key asset in our push for promotion this season.
Manager Warren Feeney has been working hard behind the scenes to secure this signing and is delighted to have him on board.
Welcome to the Terras Reuben!
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