Goodbye Peter, and good luck.

Can't help but feel he joined the club at the wrong time, and he'll go on to become a successful manager. His honesty was refreshing, you couldn't fault his determination. It's clear he didn't see eye to eye with Hucks, which was ultimately his downfall. Our best player over the past few years has lacked motivation as a result, and in turn our creativity has been hindered. One major positive I can take from Grant's departure is that Hucks may well get his fight back: an that's exactly what we need to start climbing this table and get out of the stupendous situation we've found ourselves in recently. OTBC!!!

Posted By: Clipper on October 9th 2007 at 23:30:43

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Goodbye Peter, and good luck. (NCFC) - Clipper, Oct 9, 23:30:43
- disagree (NCFC) - phrankin, Oct 9, 23:40:34
  - Far too early to judge I think... (NCFC) - Clipper, Oct 10, 00:02:05
    - "None of his signings could be considered flops." (NCFC) - phrankin, Oct 10, 00:07:02
      - On 'current form', maybe. But none of his signings look like George Weah's 'cousin'!! (n/m) (NCFC) - Clipper, Oct 10, 00:11:15
        
        lol - actually I think he signed well (NCFC) - phrankin, Oct 10, 00:11:55
    - I'd agree on that (NCFC) - KentonCanary, Oct 10, 00:06:25
      - I think he will take up another coaching role... (n/m) (NCFC) - phrankin, Oct 10, 00:07:43
- been doen to death, (NCFC) - Tomblander, Oct 9, 23:32:18
  - done (n/m) (NCFC) - Tomblander, Oct 9, 23:32:33
    - move on. ta. otbc (n/m) (NCFC) - Dave in France, Oct 9, 23:39:14

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