Potting Grayson

clappers

clappers

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Could this end up being viewed as the biggest, boldest decision made in the interests of the football team we’ve seen since Belokon splashed the cash on Adam? Will the BFC historians call it as the start of the second coming of BFC? It took big cajones at the time as a new owner with such a short tenure behind him. Has the project begun to lift off at last for our wonderful owner?

Here’s hoping!
 
It wasn't brave, he had lost the supporters (in the main); he played a team without confidence or adventure. The appointment of Critchely was brave and imaginative.
 
clappers said:
Could this end up being viewed as the biggest, boldest decision made in the interests of the football team we’ve seen since Belokon splashed the cash on Adam? Will the BFC historians call it as the start of the second coming of BFC? It took big cajones at the time as a new owner with such a short tenure behind him. Has the project begun to lift off at last for our wonderful owner?

Here’s hoping!
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In a word, no.
Grayson's football brand was stinking to high heaven and it didn't follow the memo the owner gave him.
Wasn't brave at all, it was common sense.
Bravery would have been in keeping him for another year.
 
RONJI said:
In a word, no.
Grayson's football brand was stinking to high heaven and it didn't follow the memo the owner gave him.
Wasn't brave at all, it was common sense.
Bravery would have been in keeping him for another year.
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100% - Grayson sadly showed himself up as a money grabbing bar steward who had no allegiance to Blackpool in the way the owner thought he would. An utter charlatan as he proved the first time he went. Few on here wanted him back in the first place.
 
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