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Dunwell just so proud of his rising stock

Stockton Town manager Michael Dunwell has described his side’s march up the Non-League pyramid as “a whirlwind”.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
24 April 2022

STEP 4 PLAY-OFFS
By Mark Carruthers

STOCKTON Town manager Michael Dunwell has described his side’s march up the Non-League pyramid as “a whirlwind”.
It is just five years since the Anchors were promoted from the Step 7 Wearside League into the second tier of the Ebac Northern League.
In the time that has passed, Dunwell’s men have visited Wembley in the FA Vase Final and secured two further promotions to take the club into the Northern Premier League for the first time in their history.
They could add a further promotion by next weekend -although they have plenty of work to do after they en...

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