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WE’VE NO TIME TO TAKE STOCK

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By David Richardson
FA VASE: SECOND ROUND PREVIEW

MAN FOR THE BIG OCCASION: Stockton Town’s Kevin Hayes, right, holds off Thatcham’s Jemel Johnson in last year’s Wembley final
PICTURE: PA Images

HOW do you top Wembley? That’s the question Stockton Town boss Michael Dunwell has been asking.
“I keep saying to the players we could have all packed in last year because we got to Wembley,” he tells The NLP.
“But you want to win there or finish higher in the league or win some cups. The ultimate aim is not just Wembley; it’s promotion and getting ...

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