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King Chally’s set sights on more success with Stockport

Dave Challinor spent a decade inching his way up the pyramid. Now, the 46-yearold doesn’t intend to hang about.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
22 May 2022

NATIONAL LEAGUE TITLE JOY FOR STOCKPORT COUNTY
By CHRIS DUNLAVY

DAVE Challinor spent a decade inching his way up the pyramid. Now, the 46-yearold doesn’t intend to hang about.
Stockport County’s 2-0 victory over FC Halifax last Sunday clinched the National League title and, with it, a sixth career promotion for the former Tranmere Rovers defender. Already, he is hungry for another.
“Why not?” says the Liverpudlian, whose CV includes promotions at Colwyn Bay, AFC Fylde and, last season, a maiden ascent to the EFL with Hartlepool United.
“Just look at the teams who’ve gone up in the recent...

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