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HATTS OFF TO YOU, JACK!

By Hugo Varley

MAN WITH A PLAN: Jack Wilshere is turning fortunes around at Luton Town
PICTURE: Alamy

JACK Wilshere is loving life in the Luton Town dugout as he plots a magical redemption story at Kenilworth Road.
Brought in last October with the formidable remit of reversing a calamitous decline, the rookie boss calmly steadied the ship in Bedfordshire to lift the doom and gloom of back-to-back relegations.
An end-of-season surge saw the Hatters go unbeaten in the final two months of last season, picking up the EFL Trophy in the process, and go agonisingly close to forcing th...

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