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Rotherham United winger Marcus Marshall has joined Bury on a one-year deal.

Marcus, who came to the Millers from Blackburn Rovers, firstly on loan before signing in the summer of 2010, made more than eighty appearances for the Millers scoring a handful of goals. He spent the last months of last season on loan with Macclesfield Town and was released in May.

Speaking to BuryPlayer the twenty-two year old said that he thinks moving to Bury will make him a better player and his first objective is to get himself in the first team.

All at Vital Rotherham wish Marcus the best for his future


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Date:Friday July 6 2012

Time: 11:54AM

 

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