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Article: Glassboys prepared to make history.(Sport)

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Birmingham Mail (England)
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November 6, 2009
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Byline: Nick Pullen

STOURBRIDGE manager Gary Hackett has some huge decisions to make ahead of the biggest game in the club's 133-year history.

Hackett must decide who takes over from injured fullback Alex Cowley to face Walsall tomorrow in the FA Cup first round at Amblecote.

Stourbridge have never reached this stage of the competition before and the occasion has already got Glassboys supporters and the whole town buzzing.

Tickets sold out for the game well in advance with highlights set to be screened later in the evening on ITV.

Stourbridge have been forced to bring in temporary stands just to help meet demand and Hackett ...

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