Shotts boss brings in two strikers to boost firepower
Shotts boss John McKeown has brought in two strikers as he builds for an assault on the West of Scotland Premier Division.
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Shotts boss John McKeown has brought in two strikers as he builds for an assault on the West of Scotland Premier Division.
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