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Truro City boss Paul Wotton says the pride his side have brought to football fans in Cornwall makes the White Tigers’ promotion one of his most cherished footballing memories.
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By Hugo Varley

WHITE HOT: Truro City scoop the Southern League South play-off final trophy
PICTURE: Neil Graham

TRURO City boss Paul Wotton says the pride his side have brought to football fans in Cornwall makes the White Tigers’ promotion one of his most cherished footballing memories.
After four years, the county finally has a club in the National League system again following Truro’s adrenaline fuelled play-off final victory at Bracknell on Monday.
Wotton’s side were twice pegged back during the game before club captain Conor Riley-Lowe pounced on a loose ball to squeeze an effort ho...

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