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‘WE DID YOU PROUD’, SAYS BOSS O’SHEA

By Matthew Nash

MAGIC WANDS: Cray Wanderers celebrate Alex Hernandez, right, making it 2-0
PICTURE: Joshua Bingley

“WE did Non-League proud didn’t we?,” asks boss Tim O’Shea rhetorically as we finish reflecting on the end of Cray Wanderers’ FA Cup adventure.
The Wands’ brave fight against League One’s second-placed side ended in a 3-2defeat after extra-time against Stockport County in front of a club-record crowd of 2,372 last weekend.
The Isthmian League Premier Division side were on course for the second-biggest FA Cup giantkilling on...

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