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  1. Hornchurch sign Cambridge striker Loft on loanpublished at 17:51 BST 6 October

    Ryan Loft in action for Cambridge United wearing an amber playing shirt with a black collarImage source, Getty Images
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    Ryan Loft scored three goals on loan at Crawley last season

    Hornchurch have signed Cambridge United striker Ryan Loft on a three-month loan deal.

    The 29-year-old has not made an appearance for the U's this season and spent the majority of the last campaign on loan at Crawley Town, for whom he scored four goals in all competitions.

    Loft started his career with Tottenham but failed to make a first-team appearance and he helped another of his former clubs, Bristol Rovers, win promotion from League Two in 2022.

    Hornchurch are currently 12th in the table in their first season in the National League and next play Eastleigh at home on Saturday, 10 October (15:00 BST).

  2. 🎧Spygate debate & Grimsby's CEO on Jamestown Analyticspublished at 15:10 BST 23 September

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    How are Grimsby Town and Swansea City linked through their recruitment and analysis?

    In the newest episode of the 72+ podcast, Aaron Paul, Jobi McAnuff and Cambridge United boss Neil Harris find out in conversation with Grimsby CEO Polly Bancroft, who talks Jamestown Analytics, club growth, ambitions and what it's like to be one of the few female chief executives in the EFL.

    That's after the panel are joined by Adam Blackmore, BBC Radio Solent's sports editor, to chat Spygate, the looming verdict over Tonda Eckert and how the club is feeling in this decisive week.

    There's also discussion and debate on Championship table-toppers Swansea City and League One strugglers Peterborough United.

    Listen to the full episode above or on BBC Sounds here - and don't forget to subscribe to get each episode into your My Sounds feed.

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