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JED STOOD OUT A MILE – AT JUST

JED STOOD

TOP TALENT: Jed Wallace has fulfi lled his early promise and looks destined for the Premier League
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I LOVE seeing my former players thrive and my old Farnborough midfi elder Jed Wallace is doing just that. I think he can take the next step and play in the Premier League.
He’s been fl ying for Millwall in the Championship. He’s their best player by a country mile and I think someone will take a chance on him.
As soon as I saw him in the youth team at Farnborough, I could tell he had something. He had that little streak about him. An arrogance, in a good way, ...

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