Dundee United sign Will Ferry on three-year deal - The Home of Irish Football
Dundee United have announced the signing of Will Ferry on a three-year contract following his departure from Cheltenham Town.
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Town’s winning and clean sheet runs came to an end and the Blues missed out on a chance to go top as Cheltenham netted six minutes from time to grab a 1-1 draw at Whaddon Road. Conor Chaplin put Town, who are down to third, ahead in the 64th minute with his 22nd goal of the season but Alfie May claimed an equaliser for the Robins on 84 with the Blues having previously looked to be seeing the game out for a ninth successive win.
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