Wire net goal machine!

WARRINGTON Town have swooped to sign Chorley FC’s transfer listed goal machine Ciaran Kilheeney in time for tomorrow’s trip to Wakefield.
A delighted manager Shaun Reid said: “This is a major coup for Warrington Town as Kilheeney is a proven goal scorer at every club he has played for. It is a massive boost for our squad.”
The twenty-eight year old joined Chorley in March 2012 from Blue Square North side Droylsden, making an immediate impact at Victory Park, netting twice on his debut at Worksop Town, finishing the season with seven in the final nine games, helping to secure the team a place in the end of season promotion play-offs.
The former Manchester City trainee has continued to score goals this season, adding another eight goals to his tally.
A prolific striker at every club he has played for, he came to prominence in his early 20’s at Ashton United and Radcliffe Borough in the Northern Premier League before becoming a leading striker in the Conference North, netting over 100 goals with Burscough, Southport and Droylsden over a five year spell.
Meanwhile midfielder Mike Reid will be sidelined for at least two weeks after being stretchered off during Tuesday’s 7-1 victory at Mossley in the Doodson Sport Cup.
His knee injury is not as bad as first feared after suffering sprained ligaments.
James McCarten will also be sidelined after picking up a groin injury in the same game.
Meanwhile Warrington have decided not to take up an option to sign on loan striker Mark Beesley from Nantwich.

Picture shows new signing Ciaran Kilheeney in goal scoring action for Droylsden.