League Two

Team Mates

by
The LeaguePaper Team
18 March 2018

Matt Godden Stevenage striker

Best mate?
It was Tom Pett, but he’s moved on now. To be fair, I get along with everyone, but probably Jack King. We’re going on a golf holiday together, along with Alex Revell and Dean Bowditch, in the summer. We’re going to Spain, so it should be good.
Last to buy dinner?
Chris Whelpdale. He and Joe Martin have a bit of a reputation for not paying fines on time, so I’ll have to go with them for that reason. They come up with all the excuses. They don’t want to pay them, so I reckon they would be the tightest at dinner.

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