I was listening to the excellent Mansfield Town podcast Stags Talk the other day and was enormously heartened! They were reflecting on the F.A. Trophy draw which paired them with us at The Racecourse on the weekend after next, and you’ve just got to hear it to believe it. They spoke of us with such respect-and posters on their message board did the same.
I’ve never heard us described in such terms before-you’d think they’d drawn Manchester United or Real Madrid! They felt the journey was a…
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