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Cup king Kerr still flies high

Scott Kerr was hiking up Ben Nevis 48 hours after watching his Bridlington Town stun Step 3 Whitby Town – and the boss wants them to keep scaling the FA Trophy heights.

FA TROPHY
By Matt Badcock

Scott Kerr was hiking up Ben Nevis 48 hours after watching his Bridlington Town stun Step 3 Whitby Town – and the boss wants them to keep scaling the FA Trophy heights.
NPL East Brid shocked their NPL Premier neighbours 3-0last weekend to reach the famous competition’s first round proper for the first time in 22 years.
Kerr, 44, knows all about a good Trophy run having been part of York City’s winning ning side back in 2012.
And he was proud of how his young group took to their task to set-up a date with Curzon Ashton.
“I did say to the lads before we need to expe...

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