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LOANEE LUKE KEEN TO SHINE

LEAGUE TWO
ON-LOAN midfielder Luke Amos, 21, insists he is benefitting hugely from a consistent run of games at Stevenage.
He has been at the Lamex for six weeks after signing on loan from Tottenham until the end of the season, starting five games in February and notching one goal.
“I am enjoying playing but I need to ensure I keep my spot and earn it,” said Amos.
“It is good for my development. I came here to win and I want to be part of a winning team.
“I feel like I have done OK, but there are still plenty of games left in the season.”

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