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Belford waits on Gigg future
7:40am Thursday 8th May 2008
CAMERON Belford admits that he does not know whether his long-awaited debut for Bury will be his last game for the club.
The 19-year-old goalkeeper came off the bench to replace the injured Jim Provett on Saturday, helping to keep the clean sheet which helped the Shakers to a 13th-placed finish in League Two.
And though he admits his full professional debut was "a bit of a blur," the former Coventry trainee is ready to get down to the business of sorting his future at Gigg Lane with a meeting planned for as early as this morning.
"I need to sort everything out," he said. "I have got a meeting with the manager later in the week and we will have a chat.
"Whatever happens, I can say I am a Football League goalkeeper now so hopefully I can kick my career on."
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