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FA Cup heroes Cray Valley PM are still the talk of the town as they prepare to take centre stage for a second time in ten days – and boss Steve McKimm is revelling being part of the club’s big moment.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
12 November 2023

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By Hugo Varley

DOIN’ IT THE CRAY WAY: Cray Valley players applaud the 2,000 fans at The Valley last Sunday. Inset: Manager Steve McKimm celebrates with a miniature FA Cup trophy
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FA CUP heroes Cray Valley PM are still the talk of the town as they prepare to take centre stage for a second time in ten days – and boss Steve McKimm is revelling being part of the club’s big moment.
The Millers faithful have been in dreamland ever since they battled the odds to hold Charlton Athletic to a draw at The Valley in last weekend’s “Greenwich Derby”, defying a five-division gap to kee...

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