FA Vase

Sights set on Wembley

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
3 March 2024

ISUZU FA VASE QUARTER-FINAL TEAM-BY-TEAM PREVIEW

GREAT WAKERING R
By Danny Rust

GREAT Wakering Rovers boss Marcus Bowers will be forced to contend with losing Perry Dunn if he guides his side to FA Vase glory as the central defender is intending to announce his retirement if silverware is clinched at Wembley.
The former Hullbridge Sports and Grays Athletic man bagged a 90th minute winner as the Essex Senior League promotion chasers overcame Highworth Town last month, ensuring that they will host Falmouth Town at Burroughs Park on Saturday for a place in the semi-finals.
Dunn believes that...

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