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PHIL: SEARCH IS ON FOR SITE

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The Football League Paper Team
15 November 2026

By John Lyons

BORO LOOK TO THE FUTURE
AMBITIOUS Stevenage owner Phil Wallace has revealed the club are exploring the possibility of moving to a new home.
As Boro celebrate their half century, which has seen them climb from Non-League to English football’s third tier, Wallace believes now is the perfect time for the Hertfordshire club to consider how they can evolve even further.
And their Broadhall Way ground’s limited capacity for growth means they are seriously considering other options.
In a statement on the club’s website, Wallace said: “We are sti...

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