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PLAYERS running out onto the pitch at Wembley rarely have to worry about the kitchen sink but for one of the down-to-earth Tunbridge Wells players this is his bread and butter.

For plumber and Tunbridge Wells FC midfielder Joe Fuller, stepping out onto that hallowed turf means putting down his plunger and living, for one day, like a sporting superstar.

DRAINED: Midfielder Joe Fuller admits working as a plumber and playing up to four times a week as fixtures back up is proving very tiring

Tunbridge Wells Football Club player Joe Fuller is a plumber by day. He is gearing up ready to play at Wembley for the FA Vase.

Tunbridge Wells Football Club player Joe Fuller is a plumber by day. He is gearing up ready to play at Wembley for the FA Vase.

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The 28-year-old is living a double life as it is playing up to four matches per week with the Wells as fixtures build up due to their FA Vase run and poor weather.

On Monday, he trotted into work after having won the Kent Senior Trophy with the Wells on Sunday adding to an already incredible season for the team.

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