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MILLER GETS CHANCE TO BE A REBEL WITH BUCKS

MILLER GETS

By Jon Couch

IPSWICH TOWN v BUXTON
Sunday November 27, kick off 5pm
TOMMY Miller remembers fondly the glory moments he helped create as a player at Ipswich Town – now he’s plotting an FA Cup giant-killing assault his old club will want to forget!
The 43-year-old enjoyed three spells at Portman Road in the early 2000s, encompassing over 200 appearances and 40 goals, including stints in both the Premier League and UEFA Cup.
Now, the Durhamborn former midfielder is taking his Buxton side back to his old East Anglian haunt this afternoon looking to plot the Tractor Boy...

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