Jamie Vermiglio: Last News

FA Cup defeat to Wolves means that boss Jame Vermiglio will avoid a humiliating forfeit as the cup run ends.The sixth-tier side's journey ended to the Premier League giants in a 1-0 loss at Victory Park, having started in the second qualifying round lastThey went viral on Twitter after the third-round win over Derby with their rendition of Adele's "Someone Like You", picking up 8.5million views on Twitter. And it saw Vermiglio make a big declaration if Chorley had managed to come out on top against Nuno Espirito Santo's side which has not been avoided after the fourth-round defeat.

here.Tomlinson's first game for Chorley was as a late replacement in the 2-1 win at Peterborough that booked their place in the previous round - and the chance to stun Wayne Rooney's Derby.Jamie Vermiglio's giant-killers are now the only non-league side left in the competition - and have the chance to repeat the heroics of 1986 when Chorley's £25-a-week amateurs dumped Wolves out of the FA Cup in a second replay.Vermiglio's men have all returned negative Cover-19 tests ahead of the showdown at Victory Park, and Tomlinson reckons there is no reason why another fairytale cannot take place against Nuno Espirito Santo's top flight superstars some 35 years later.He added: "I didn't feel part of the Cup run to begin with because I'd just joined,

FA Cup shock against Wolves which might make you think he is a bit quack-ers.The National League North side have gone viral across the world for belting out Adele's Someone Like You to celebrate each of their wins on this historic Cup run.But Chorley manager Vermiglio may break the internet if somehow his side make it to the fifth round by beating the Premier League giants at Victory Park on Friday night.“If we beat Wolves I will sing the full Adele song in Donald Duck,” he said. “I will commit to it now.”There is a story to this, he hasn't just lost his mind.Before his side took on Peterborough in the second round he promised his players he would conduct an interview in a Donald Duck impression.“I am a man of my word,” he said.

Daily Star are proud to announce a brand new partnership with FA Cup giant-killers Chorley.The Magpies have made it all the way to the fourth round of the world's most famous cup competition for the first time in their history, after dumping Derby County out last weekend.Their historic run has also seen them dispose of League One sides Wigan Athletic and Peterborough United - but also capture the hearts of the nation with their renditions of Adele songs as part of their changing room celebrations.Jamie Vermiglio's side now welcome Premier League opposition in the form of Wolverhampton Wanderers to their Victory Park home on Friday night.And given our new partnership, we're now joining millions around the country in cheering on the underdog