FA Vase

Great run has Harry dreaming of glory

Harry Talbot had to cut a skiing holiday short in order to write his name into the history books and blast Great Wakering Rovers into the semi-finals of the Isuzu FA Vase.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
17 March 2024

Danny Rust

GLORY: Great Wakering Rovers’ players and fans

HARRY Talbot had to cut a skiing holiday short in order to write his name into the history books and blast Great Wakering Rovers into the semi-finals of the Isuzu FA Vase.
Just a matter of days after hurtling down the French Alps at the popular resort of Val d’Isere, the attacking midfielder netted a second-half brace which helped the Essex Senior League side see off Falmouth Town.
Next up is atwo-legged semi-final with Vase favourites Worcester City and Talbot is confident of causing another eye-catching upset after putting his ...

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