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BOYSIE SET TO MAKE A MARK

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
29 June 2025

Grangetown relishing Vase debut
By John Lyons

A GRAND total of 624 clubs are set to take part in the Isuzu FA Vase in the coming campaign – and Grangetown Boys Club are ecstatic to be one of them.
The Middlesbrough-based outfit have been accepted into the competition for the first time in their history and are already eager to make their bow. First round qualifying has been pencilled in for Saturday, August 23.
“To be in something like this is mega for the club and community,” said player/joint manager Curtis Collantine. “It’s a prestigious compe...

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