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Lewes re-sign Barness
10:33am Friday 4th July 2008
Lewes have re-signed defender Anthony Barness.
Barness was a key figure as the Rooks won the Blue Square south championship last season.
The rest of that squad left the club following the departure of manager Steven King but Barness has been training for the past couple of weeks and put pen-to-paper last night.
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Rooky, says...
12:27pm Fri 4 Jul 08
Barny - Have a great season.
keehanout, Steve Kings Harbour pad says...
1:39pm Fri 4 Jul 08
Is he a 30 goals a season striker??
073-890, pub says...
2:32pm Fri 4 Jul 08
Rookster, Seaford says...
3:22pm Fri 4 Jul 08
Rooky, says...
3:41pm Fri 4 Jul 08
Again Barny, thank you for last season and good luck for the new one.
mark, white hart says...
5:16pm Fri 4 Jul 08
Rooky wrote:your having a laugh!! no one else wanted him! let me tell you , keehan is odds on to go within 6-10 games, looking at the fixtures i cant see where the first point is coming from.
Barny was perhaps the most consistent and dependable player last season. He has played football at a very senior level. I don't think he would have made the decision if he didn't believe in new regime. Again Barny, thank you for last season and good luck for the new one.
Rich Hammond, Ringmer says...
8:27pm Fri 4 Jul 08
Big D, London says...
11:09am Sat 5 Jul 08
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