FA Vase

Hebburn Town boss Kevin Bolam ready to spin plates ahead of historic month

The Hornets meet north-east rivals Consett in the 2019-20 FA Vase final tomorrow afternoon as they look to become the tenth different northeast club to have experienced success in the competition.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
2 May 2021

CHALLENGE: Kevin Bolam

HEBBURN Town manager Kevin Bolam is relishing the challenge of “spinning plates” as he looks to lead the Northern League club to success on three fronts over the next month.
The Hornets meet north-east rivals Consett in the 2019-20 FA Vase final tomorrow afternoon as they look to become the tenth different northeast club to have experienced success in the competition.
A quarter-final trip to Warrington Rylands follows on Saturday as Hebburn look to take the next step in their attempt to make a quickfire return to Wembley.
And the South Tyneside club have also confirm...

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