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Gillingham have signed Nottingham Forest striker Robbie Findley on a one-month loan deal ahead of the Port Vale clash.
Last Updated: 21/09/12 at 16:15
Findley: Joins Gills
Findley will go straight into Martin Allen's squad for Saturday's top-of-the-table clash at Vale.
The 27-year-old American joined Forest from Real Salt Lake in 2011 and has scored six goals in 29 games for the Championship club, but has yet to feature this campaign.
Findley has won 10 caps for the USA and played against England in the 2010 World Cup.
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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?
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