Duo leaving Town

Hughes and Traynor sign on dotted line for the Magpies

MAIDENHEAD United manager Dennis Greene has signed two players from Farnborough Town.
Twenty-one-year-old Stephen Hughes is a tall striker who can also play on the left wing.
He started his career at Brentford where he worked his way through the ranks to make a handful of appearances for the first team.
After spending time on loan at Basingstoke, Hughes left Griffin Park for Welling United in the summer of 2004, where his scoring exploits earned him a transfer to Farnborough that autumn.
Clubmate Robert Traynor, 22, is a pacy attacking midfielder, who also started his career at Brentford as a trainee, where he worked his way through to the first team squad, for whom he made two appearances.
He then moved to Chelmsford and Crawley on loan, joining the Sussex side permanently in the summer of 2004.
Last season he spent time on loan at Weymouth before moving onto Farnborough in January.
The double signing is being viewed as something of a coup for Greene, who will take great delight in securing the services of two young players with League experience.

The Magpies have been drawn away to neighbours Windsor & Eton in the Berks & Bucks Senior Cup.
The game must be played by November 11.
A win would then mean a quarter-final clash with Beaconsfield Sycob or Burnham A, then a semi-final against Wycombe or Aylesbury United.
The draws for the early rounds of the FA Cup and FA Trophy have also been made this week.
But United do not know who their opponents will be yet, as they will only be entering the competitions in the next round.
Meanwhile, the youth team have been drawn away to Fisher Athletic in the first qualifying round of the FA Youth Cup, in a tie to be played in the week commencing September 26.
If successful they would then face Ramsgate or Tonbridge Angels.
In the third qualifying round they would play AFC Newbury, Westfield, Andover, Aldershot Town or Bromley.