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Swans big secret is unity!

Gary Flinn says the feeling of Newport Pagnell Town reaching Wembley is all the more special because the players are all on their doorstep and get on so well.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
10 April 2022

By Matt Badcock

GARY FLINN says the feeling of Newport Pagnell Town reaching Wembley is all the more special because the players are all on their doorstep and get on so well.
The United Counties League Premier Division South created club history when they beat Hamworthy United on penalties to reach the FA Vase final.
Plans are now being made ahead of the big day on May 22 when they take on Littlehampton Town, also in their first Vase final.
Boss Flinn says it’s been a seismic achievement by everyone at the Swans – and says doing it as a close group trumps everything.
“That’s been our main ...

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