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Terry Shrieves reckons the rise of Milton Keynes Irish is just what the city needs – and is determined to establish them at Step 4.
IRISH JIG: Milton Keynes Irish celebrate winning promotion PICTURE: Darren Campbell

By John Lyons

Terry Shrieves reckons the rise of Milton Keynes Irish is just what the city needs – and is determined to establish them at Step 4.
While MK Dons operate in the Football League, the fact they were parachuted in from Wimbledon just over two decades ago left a sour taste for many.
Their status has made them the top dogs in town, but veteran boss Shrieves believes there is also plenty of room for a thriving Non-League side to make their name in the area.
Formed by a merger of Milton Keynes Robins, Unite MK and Milton Keynes Irish Vets in 2020, Milton Keynes Irish have already cli...

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