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Chesterfield manager Paul Cook has boosted his squad ahead of the visit of League Two leaders Gillingham with two new signings.
Last Updated: 22/02/13 at 22:38
Alex Henshall: Already an international
Manchester City's England youth international Alex Henshall and Barnsley midfielder Jordan Clark, both 19, have both penned one-month deals at the Proact Stadium, which will see them go straight into Cook's squad against the Gills.
Henshall, who was placed on alert for the 2012 British Olympic football team, is a left-winger who joined City from Swindon in 2010.
Barnsley's Clark, who can play in a variety of position's across the midfield, is a product of the Tykes' academy.
wap deal with ITV. Can't wait to see Stuart Pearce and Roy Keane giving each other the evils.
oe has signed John Scales instead.
oes the medical involve some sort of dressage event?
Jamie Carragher says Luis Suarez should not be blinded by loyalty to Liverpool if Real Madrid make a big-money offer.
Neymar all but fired Brazil to the semi-finals of the Confederations Cup as they defeated Mexico 2-0.
Feyenoord have moved to dismiss reports that midfielder Lex Immers could be on his way to Cardiff City.
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