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Marquis aims for top rank

John Marquis reckons he can apply the finishing touch to fire Woking towards a National League play-off challenge after reuniting with old Millwall pal Aiden O’Brien at Kingfield.

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The Non-League Football Paper Team
20 September 2026

New striker has high hopes for Cards
By Matthew Nash

John Marquis reckons he can apply the finishing touch to fire Woking towards a National League play-off challenge after reuniting with old Millwall pal Aiden O'Brien at Kingfield.
The striker, who came through the Lions’ youth system with winger O'Brien, joined the Cards earlier this month after leaving Shrewsbury at the end of last season.
Ahead of his home debut last weekend, the Surrey side had scored just four league goals and were in the relegation zone.
But two goasls from home debutant Marquis helped them sweep aside Altrincham 5-1...

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