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Hornchurch boss Mark Stimson makes it a famous five in the FA Trophy

The Hornchurch boss clinched his fourth success in the competition as a manager having also won it as a player with Canvey Island in 2001.
Hornchurch boss

By David Richardson

TAKE THE ACCLAIM: Hornchurch’s Ellis Brown savours his goal that made it 3-1 with his team-mates 
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LIFTING the FA Trophy doesn’t get boring for Mark Stimson – even after his fifth time!
The Hornchurch boss clinched his fourth success in the competition as a manager having also won it as a player with Canvey Island in 2001.
Stimson won it three consecutive times from 2005, twice with Grays Athletic and then at Stevenage Borough.
He’s had to wait a while for this latest opportunity and his team did the cl...

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