FA Vase

Quarrymen are digging deep for shot at glory

Kieran Baggs says his Corsham Town side just love playing the role of underdog – now he’s hoping to complete one more FA Vase giant-killing act to seal a fairytale trip to Wembley.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
19 March 2023

By Jon Couch

KIERAN BAGGS says his Corsham Town side just love playing the role of underdog – now he’s hoping to complete one more FA Vase giant-killing act to seal a fairytale trip to Wembley.
The Quarrymen have beaten all the odds to continue their record run to the last eight where they host Combined Counties big guns Ascot United on April 1.
Saturday’s victory at Peacehaven & Telscombe was the Hellenic Leaguers’ fourth Vase success away from home this season and their fourth by virtue of penalty shootout.
Now talented boss Baggs is hoping his bravehearts can save up one last big...

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