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WANDERERS OUT TO MAKE THEIR MARK

WANDERERS OUT

By Sam Rhodes

BACK-TO-BACK: Ipswich Wanderers celebrate title No.2
PICTURE: Ben Pooley

IPSWICH Wanderers may have been promoted for a second successive season – but it’s nowhere near sunk in yet for joint-manager Mark Goldfinch.
Wanderers have gained back-to-back promotions from the Eastern Counties Football League First Division into Step 4 for the first time in their history.
They topped the table by seven points from thetford Town and co-boss Goldfinch, who runs the side with James Buckle, told The NLP: “It hasn’t sunk in yet to be honest.
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