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You can't keep a good man down, especially when he's returning to his roots to continue his career in the region where it all started.
Archie Thompson, the former Socceroo star and Melbourne Victory striker, is continuing his career for one more season by striking a deal to play for  NPL Victoria regional club Murray United in what the club, not surprisingly, is calling a huge coup.
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Murray United, based in the border region of Victoria, plays in the second division of the elite state league and the Border Mail, reporting Thompson's latest move, argued that it was a coming of age moment for the game at that level.
The 54-cap Socceroo and world record holder for number of goals scored in an international fixture will play a minimum of three home games for the club.