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Wrexham want Chester's top scorer



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WREXHAM manager Brian Little has today admitted he has made enquiries about the availability of Chester City leading scorer Kevin Ellison.
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>> Wrexham checking Ellison's Chester future

"I think it is common knowledge we have been interested in Kevin for a while. He is someone we have asked questions about on a few occasions."

Kevin Ellison was first linked with the Reds in the January transfer window but no agreement was reached and the attacking midfielder said he wanted to stay and fight for his place at Chester.

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>> SLIDESHOW: Wrexham 0 - Dagenham 0



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  • Last Updated: 26 March 2008 4:51 PM
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