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Former Valiants: Tom Pett agrees permanent Oldham move

Former Valiants: Tom Pett agrees permanent Oldham move

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Tom Pett, who captained the Valiants to play-off final victory against Mansfield Town in 2022, has agreed a permanent switch to Oldham Athletic.

It means the popular midfielder will return to League Two football.

Pett enjoyed a highly successful loan spell with Oldham from Cheltenham Town. The midfielder was a regular pick as Oldham secured promotion back to the Football League. The 33 year-old has agreed a two year deal with the Latics.

Former Valiants Tom Conlon, Kian Harratt and Harry Charsley are also in the current Oldham squad.

Pett played 83 times for Vale between 2021 and 2023 scoring three times. His promotion with Oldham last season is the third of his career.

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Rob Fielding is the editor of onevalefan and has been a Port Vale FC fan since 1980. He has written about Port Vale for 30 years. Rob has worked in many roles including in sports journalism and marketing. He has written a Port Vale book “No Ordinary Season” and curated the “Vale Vaults” Port Vale memorabilia exhibition. Rob has appeared on numerous radio broadcasts and podcasts (including BBC Radio Stoke) and written for multiple publications (including submissions for the Guardian, 442 and Word Soccer) about his club. His favourite player is striker Andy Jones and his favourite match is the FA Cup win over Spurs in 1988.

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