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TY WORKS WAY TO CUP GLORY!

By Dave Flett

IF ANYONE knows how quickly fortunes can change in football, it just has to be Port Vale defender Tyler Magloire.
A few months ago he was turning out for Northern Premier League strugglers Workington. Since then he has been part of the Valiants’ giant-killing FA Cup run, which culminated in yesterday’s trip to FIFA Club World Cup winners Chelsea.
The 27-year-old started in the 1-0 win against Bristol City in the fourth round and then came on at half-time as Jon Brady’s men stunned top-flight Sunderland in round five.
Whether Magloire is at Vale next te...

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