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JOBI HAS SPRING IN HIS STEP AT BORO

By Ben Baker
HE’S 35 and older than his manager, but Jobi McAnuff still has the hunger and desire to achieve success on the pitch.
After being released by
Leyton Orient at the end of last season, it looked at one point as though the winger would join Minnesota United.
But, instead of a move to the States, the Jamaica international decided that Stevenage would be the next port of call in a highly-successful career that has seen him play for Wimbledon, West Ham, Cardiff, Crystal Palace, Watford and Reading. After playing in the Premier League and internationally against the cream &ndash...

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