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One-time Manchester United player and former Dover Athletic skipper Lee Martin looks ahead to Ramsgate’s FA Cup Fourth Qualifying Round trip to AFC Totton

Lee Martin knows plenty about playing in the FA Cup as he aims to help Ramsgate reach the First Round.

Ambitious Isthmian South East Rams are away to Southern Premier AFC Totton in the Fourth Qualifying Round this Saturday.

Experienced one-time Manchester United player Martin has progressed far in the famous competition previously and is enjoying another cup run with Ben Smith’s side.

“I have always enjoyed it,” he said.

“I think I’ve been as far as the Fifth Round at Middlesbrough against Sheffield United. That was a long time ago!

“I always used to come in at the Third Round so I’ve played in some quite big games. My parents and all my family have always watched it.”

Ramsgate will go into the big FA Cup clash after a 4-1 weekend FA Trophy triumph over rivals Sheppey.

Martin reflected: “We knew it would be a difficult game. We were mindful of them and knew we couldn’t really afford to go behind.

“But in the end, our quality shone through.”

Midfielder Medy Elito struck twice for the Rams off the bench, his goals sandwiching a first-half Joe Taylor penalty and Bode Anidugbe’s fine effort before Danny Leonard grabbed a consolation for the Ites.

“Medy has been fantastic,” enthused Martin, who can play as in attacking midfielder and up front.

“He has not always been a guaranteed starter. But he has a great attitude around the place.

“I think, sometimes, if you’re sulking, it only affects one person. He has never downed tools and has bought into it really well.

“We feel we’re all pushing for the same thing.”

Young prospect Wes Hennessey came off the bench for Ramsgate and signed a contract with the club after the game.

While there is plenty of experience in their squad, boss Smith has also shown a real desire to give young

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