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So good to have you Beck

Mark Beck is no stranger to Wembley but his previous experiences have lacked one – or should that be tens of thousands – rather significant details.
So good

DUO EYE A WEMBLEY DOUBLE
By Jon Couch

MARK BECK is no stranger to Wembley but his previous experiences have lacked one – or should that be tens of thousands – rather significant details.
The 30-year-old graced the hallowed turf twice in the same season with Harrogate Town and finished on the winning side on both occasions as the Yellows celebrated a famous promotion and FA Trophy double.
But, for Beck and everyone else who lived the dream on those two particular occasions under the arch, it was an altogether different experience with only a swathe of red and white seats for company.
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