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WES GETS BACK ON GOAL TRAIL

By Paul Eddison
GOOD things come to those who wait – and Grimsby striker Wes Thomas’ patience has paid dividends.
The 32-year-old’s move to Blundell Park made it a dozen EFL clubs for the former QPR youth product, but he had to bide his time before joining last summer after being released by Oxford.
The League Two season was already two games old when Thomas finally settled on a move to the Mariners to work under Michael Jolley.
“I left it quite late,” he explained. “I weighed up a few options that were available, but I wanted to come in and go straight i...

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