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‘This miracle journey of ours has only just begun’

by
The Non-League Football Paper Team
12 May 2019

CAPTAIN LIAM IS A HOMEGROWN SUCCESS

By Matt Badcock

WE’RE IN IT TOGETHER: Salford City players celebrate with the trophy, Mani Dieseruvwe is mobbed after scoring as fans hug delighted co-owner David Beckham after the game
PICTURE: Greig Bertram

SALFORD boy Liam Hogan used to teach in the school next to their Moor Lane home – now he’s captained his hometown club to the Football League.
The 30-year-old had a brief taste of football in the top 92 with Fleetwood Town and is relishing the opportunity ag ain.
But the former PE teacher won’t be forgetting how far b...

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