Ewan Bange swaps Brig for Yellows

Bange joins the Yellows having netted 15 goals last season for Brig in the Northern Premier League.

Previously a title-winner with Radcliffe, he came through the youth system at Blackpool and has also played in the National League North with Radcliffe and AFC Telford United.

The 24-year-old becomes the fifth signing of the summer for a Warrington Town side hoping to improve on last season's mid-table finish.

Winger Jack Goodwin has joined the club from Prescot Cables, as has former Cables team-mate Alex McNally.

The Yellows have also brought in highly-rated midfielder Lewis Earl from Bootle, as well as Lancaster City midfielder Bobby Bjork.

The arrival of frontman Bange comes after a season which saw his new club net just 43 goals in 40 games - the joint-second-fewest tally of any side in the division. 
 

“I’ve always enjoyed coming here as a player," he said.

"It’s always been a good setup. I like the way the stadium is, I like the crowd and the energy.

"Obviously I know Cards [manager Paul Carden] from when I was at Telford and we didn’t get enough time together because I got recalled, but I always liked the way he coached, the way he takes the training sessions and I just thought it’d be the right fit for me.

“I’ve got the experience of winning this league, so hopefully I can bring that to the team. I have that ambition.

"I play my best football when I’m enjoying it, and if I’m in an environment where I am enjoying it, I’ll be playing well and hopefully pushing up the leagues with the same club, and hopefully it’s Warrington.”