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Mark Dunford, head of sport for Sussex World and editor of the Crawley Observer is joined by Crawley Town legend Sergio Torres.<br/>Sergio was part of Steve Evans’ side that went from Non League to League One and also played at Old Trafford in the fifth round of the FA Cup in 2011.<br/>Mark talks to Sergio about Crawley Town's achievement this season, what it was like to play at Old Trafford and advice he has for the players preparing for Wembley. He also reveals his link with current manager Scott Lindsey<br/>
Mark Dunford, head of sport for Sussex World and editor of the Crawley Observer is joined by Crawley Town legend Sergio Torres.<br/>Sergio was part of Steve Evans’ side that went from Non League to League One and also played at Old Trafford in the fifth round of the FA Cup in 2011.<br/>Mark talks to Sergio about Crawley Town's achievement this season, what it was like to play at Old Trafford and advice he has for the players preparing for Wembley. He also reveals his link with current manager Scott Lindsey<br/>
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