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Those who questioned Mark Stott's sanity when the incoming Stockport County owner said in 2020 that he envisaged Championship football at Edgeley Park within seven years could soon be eating humble pie.
Local businessman Stott had just purchased a club who a few months earlier had been playing in the National League North, yet with his investments and ambition he insisted the sky was the limit for the Hatters.
Now, after back-to-back promotions, Stockport have made it to League One, just one step away from Stott's promised land and promotion to the Championship this season would be two years ahead of schedule.
Well-run, well-funded and led by a manager in Dave Challinor who has won seven promotions in the last 13 years with four different clubs, there is no shortage of optimism as they go toe-to-toe with some real sleeping giants in the calibre of Charlton, Reading, Huddersfield and Birmingham.
If there were any doubts over Stockport's ability to compete in the third tier, they've been answered by an emphatic start that's saw them win their opening three league fixtures in impressive style.
Making a series of shrewd transfers, including the return of Louie Barry and the addition of experienced campaigner Oliver Norwood, Stockport have the tools to upset the big boys in the division.
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