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Now we’re Wandering free!

Leon Wyatt believes Ipswich Wanderers can fill a Non-League void in the town after back-to-back promotions fired them into the Pitching In Isthmian League North Division.
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By Jonny Bray

ON THE UP: Ipswich Wanderers celebrate their promotion to the Isthmian League
PICTURE: Ben Pooley

LEON Wyatt believes Ipswich Wanderers can fill a Non-League void in the town after back-to-back promotions fired them into the Pitching In Isthmian League North Division.
The town is known as the home of The Tractor Boys but Wanderers matched their illustrious neighbours in rising up the pyramid last season and club secretary Wyatt believes they are well placed to build on that progress.
Wyatt was asked to get involved with Wanderers after coaching chairman Stephen Boyle’s son...

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