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Vics legend Brayson is eyeing 1874

By Mark Carruthers

GOAL-DEN OLDIE: Veteran Paul Brayson is leading the Newcastle Benfield attack
PICTURE: WhiteRosePhotos

VETERAN striker Paul Brayson says facing 1874 Northwich in the second round of the FA Vase will be a ‘bittersweet moment’.
The Newcastle Benfield front man spent three seasons with 1874’s local rivals Northwich Victoria earlier in his career.
Now the 41-year-old crosses paths with 1874 in the second round of the Vase – and he’s looking to put one over the club which was set up in its midst.
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