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Revell eyes turnaround after Carter hits double

By Matt Wright

STAR MAN CHARLIE CARTER
Stevenage

ALEX Revell is hoping his Stevenage side’s win over Scunthorpe will signal a fresh start in 2021 as they climbed out of the relegation zone.
Boro won just four league games in the whole of 2020, with only Macclesfield’s financial meltdown reprieving them from relegation last season.
The current campaign has also turned into a struggle, but Charlie Carter’s brace ensured Revell’s men backed up their midweek win over Cambridge with another vital three points.
And that left their manager hungry for more.
“We k...

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