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Andy Teague returns to Lancaster City after decade away at Chorley

Andy Teague will be out orders for again next season after calling time on a decade at .
The Dolly Blues unveiled the 34-year-old as their first signing of the summer on Monday as manager Mark Fell prepares for the return of the ‘s top flight.
Sold to the Magpies in 2010, the centre-back went on to play 390 games for the North club, winning three promotions under Garry Flitcroft and his successors Matt Jansen and current boss Jamie Vermiglio.
Teague, pictured back at the Giant Axe, has also enjoyed spells with Town and with both and Hyde on loan. Fell told City fans his defensive strengths will be a welcome edition.


Fell told the club’s website “We probably didn’t have the defensive depth we needed last season and despite having the most clean sheets in the league, I felt we needed at least 1, probably 2 more defenders in.
“Teaguey has all the attributes we look for, he’s got a great attitude, great defensive qualities and is an outstanding leader. It’s been very straightforward, he wanted to play for Lancaster and we wanted him here.”
Jamie Vermiglio’s rock-bottom Magpies, still threatened with the possibility of relegation ahead of a key vote by National League clubs on Tuesday, paid tribute to Teague in a series of Tweets on Friday announcing their skipper’s departure.


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