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Mark feels privileged as Urchins face final

Mark Stimson says Hornchurch feel privileged to be in the Isthmian Premier play-off final because it could have been any two of a number of teams.
Mark feels

By Matt Badcock

BUZZING: Liam Nash, right, scored twice in Hornchurch’s victory at Enfield Town
PICTURE: TGS

MARK STIMSON says Hornchurch feel privileged to be in the Isthmian Premier play-off final because it could have been any two of a number of teams.
The experienced Urchins boss says their Step 3 division has been a tough nut to crack.
They booked their place in the final in dramatic fashion, coming from 2-1 down with three minutes left in the semi-final against Enfield Town to win 3-2.
For Stimson that spirit summed up the changing room he has at Hornchurch, following last season’...

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