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Lee Fowler: Dragons are set to pounce

Wrexham’s win against Stockport County last weekend was more than an FA Trophy semi-final – it was also them saying to their National League title rivals: if you slip up, we’re ready.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
10 April 2022

Lee FOWLER
CONFERENCE WINNER

SHARP SHOOTER: Paul Mullin netted twice as Wrexham edged out Stockport County in last week’s FA Trophy semi-fnal
PICTURE: Gemma Thomas

WREXHAM’S win against Stockport County last weekend was more than an FA Trophy semi-final – it was also them saying to their National League title rivals: if you slip up, we’re ready.
I went to the game and it was the first time in a long while where I’ve really seen two teams packed with the experience like we saw at Crawley Town or Fleetwood. Two big hitters.
Paddy Madden, Liam Hogan, Scott Quigley, Antoni Sarcevic at Stockp...

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