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‘MEME’ TIM CUP OOHS REVELS IN AND AAHS

SUNDAY AND MONDAY NIGHT ACTION IN THE FA CUP 1ST ROUND
By Jon Couch

MAKING A NOISE: Wimborne’s Seung-woo Yang celebrates
PICTURE: Mike Felstead

TYPE ‘FA Cup’ into any search engine or trawl through social media this week then the chances are you may have seen Tim Sills staring back at you.
That’s because the aimable 47-year-old has not only gone viral for steering Wimborne Town to the biggest result in their history, but he’s now also become an internet meme!
The image of Sills mouthing ‘Oooh’ and nodding proudly in satisfaction to ...

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