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Exeter City re-sign club legend Moxey

Exeter City legend Dean Moxey has returned to the club following eight years away from St James’s Park.

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legend Dean Moxey has returned to the club following eight years away from St James’s Park.

The 31-year-old defender, who was born in , made 196 appearances for his boyhood club and helped them win promotion from the conference to .

In the summer of 2009, Moxey left the to join , and then went on to help reach the via the in 2013, before joining a year later to spend three seasons at the Macron Stadium.

He is now back at the club where it all began, after his contracted with the Trotters expired, and speaking to the club’s official website, the experienced full-back said: “It is nice to have the kit back on and I have got my number back.

“I had a few interested clubs, but when Exeter came in it was always something that I was going to want to do and luckily we got it over the line.

“I have always thought about coming back here and I am just glad that I am able to do it now rather than at 36 or 37.

“I am here to win. I want to get promoted. I don’t want to be in to be honest, so I want to get promoted with Exeter and keep doing what we were doing when I left this place before.”

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