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BOSS BIGNOT CAN ACT IN A A NEW GUISE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
28 October 2018

By David Richardson
GUISELEY have navigated their way through three potential banana skins – now they’re relishing being the FA Cup underdogs! Marcus Bignot and Russ O’Neill’s side earned themselves a tasty home tie with League Two Cambridge United after seeing off a Stourbridge team with renowned cup pedigree.
The National League North side dumped out Cambridge’s old league rivals Accrington Stanley on penalties after a replay at this stage last season and would love to cause another shock.
“We faced a tricky opponent in Stourbridge, who have reached at ...

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