FA Vase

DALE PRAYS HIS MOMENT WILL ARRIVE

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
15 March 2020

By Mark Carruthers

DALE PEARSON is determined to help Consett secure a place in the FA Vase final to make amends for his last appearance at Wembley.
The Steelmen striker was part of the Morpeth Town squad that came from behind to secure a shock 4-1 win against Hereford in the 2016 final.
However, Pearson remained as an unused substitute as Nicky Gray and Dave Malone’s side defied the odds to become the latest Northern League club to experience success in the competition.
Now, as Consett prepare to take on Bitton in the first leg of their semi-final, Pearson opened up on missing out...

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