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PYE HUNGRY TO TASTE WEMBLEY

By Dave Flett

ETHAN Pye was denied the opportunity to play in two Wembley finals on consecutive weekends by Stockport boss Dave Challinor – but he’s now targeting a dream double under the world-famous arch.
Back in 2023, centre-back Pye, then 20, was recalled from his loan spell on the eve of Gateshead’s FA Trophy final against Halifax as Stockport also prepared for their League Two play-off decider on the hallowed turf with Carlisle.
Pye subsequently featured in neither match, which ended in defeat for his parent club and the team where he was voted Players...

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