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‘BETTER’ PETT BACK AT BORO…

LEAGUE TWO
TOM PETT believes he is returning to Stevenage “a better player and a better person”.
The 28-year-old midfielder left Boro for Lincoln City in 2018 and helped the Imps to the Sky Bet League Two title in 2018-19.
Pett left Lincoln this summer after falling out of favour at Sincil Bank and has now returned to Stevenage on a deal until the end of the season.
He believes his spell with Lincoln has changed him, and said: “The experience of winning a title is not something that happens every day in a player’s career. Hopefully I can bring that experience to the ...

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