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ROBERTS EAGER TO MAKE MARK

Former Stevenage skipper aims to be example to players

By Matt Badcock

GLORY DAY: Mark Roberts celebrates winning the League Two play-off final with Stevenage at Old Trafford in 2011 and with manager Graham Westley
PICTURE: PA Images

Graham Westley

MARK Roberts was a leader for Stevenage in his playing days – and aims to be just the same off it in business.
Boro won the FA Trophy in 2009 and then notched back-to-back promotions before reaching the League One play-offs in their first season in the third tier.
It was an incredible period in their history and captain Roberts was at...

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