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I’LL BE HOPING FOR A TICKET!

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
21 January 2018

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By Matt Badcock
LUKE HANNANT signed off his Gateshead career with a bang by scoring the replay winner that sent the Heed through in the FA Trophy – and he wants a ticket if they get to Wembley!
The 24-year-old is reuniting with former Heed boss Neil Aspin at League Two Port Vale, where he has signed an 18- month deal.
Hannant has impressed in the National League side’s midfield this season and a number of Football League clubs were thought to be watching before Vale pounced.
And after bagging the crucial goal in the 2-1 midweek victory at Boreham Wood that booked a place in the ...

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