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Penn: Now let’s see Harriers hammer it home

RUSSELL PENN says taking West Ham United to the brink in the FA Cup has made them thirsty for more success in their promotion pursuit.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
13 February 2022

Penn: Now

By Matt Badcock

RUSSELL PENN says taking West Ham United to the brink in the FA Cup has made them thirsty for more success in their promotion pursuit.
The National League North side twice suffered late heartbreak at the hands of the Premier League side in the fourth round.
Leading through Alex Penny’s strike, only the class of an inspired Declan Rice prevented arguably the competition’s greatest upsets as he struck in stoppage time, before Jarrod Bowen won the tie with a 121st-minute extra-time winner.
But the heroic performance has only inspired Kiddy, according to boss Penn, as they now t...

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