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MAGPIES GO HELL FOR LEATHER IN QUEST OF GLORY

MAGPIES GO

By Pete Tscherewik

VICTORY JIG: Chorley celebrate beating WIgan

SCOTT LEATHER has already led Chorley to, arguably, the biggest shock of the FA Cup so far, but the lift engineer is hoping to take the Magpies to the next level when they take on the highest-ranked side in action this weekend, Peterborough United, at London Road.
Chorley bagged their first domestic win of their National League campaign on Tuesday night with Elliot Newby’s deflected strike enough to edge out AFC Telford United.
Now, after helping to engineer a first clean sheet of the season, Leather is switching h...

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