Pullen Set for Talks - Ipswich Town News

Keeper James Pullen is set for talks with Dagenham and Redbridge after a trial spell with the Essex club.

Town gave the former Heybridge Swifts man a free transfer at the end of last season despite him having a year left on his Portman Road deal.

The ball is now in Pullen's court as to whether he wants to take a drop into the Nationwide Conference.

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