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WALLACE’S BIG HOPE FOR VAN

LEAGUE TWO
STEVENAGE chairman Phil Wallace believes versatile defender Terence Vancooten has a bright future.
The 21-year-old struggled for game time during the first half of last season but established himself in the side for the last six matches and started Boro’s first two games this term.
Guyana international Vancooten has agreed a new deal at the club until 2022, and Wallace said: “Terence’s assured performances since the start of 2019 have earned him a new contract and improved terms.
“We’re not surprised he is attracting the attention of some top clubs.&...

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