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Hagrid
November 1, 2020, 8:44am

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Departed the club, shame as he is a really good bloke, all the best for the future
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November 1, 2020, 9:28am
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Errr..........
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Met him several times on train journeys south from away games.  Always had time to talk.

Thought his time in charge between Jolley & Ollie saw an improvement - which wasn’t hard - especially in terms of effort and commitment. He was actually unlucky re the results.  I read this as an improvement in the dressing room.
Because of this Ollie started off with the squad in a better place than if he’d succeeded Jolley directly.

Good luck to him - I don’t think we have anything to condemn him for.  

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November 1, 2020, 10:47am
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Echo above, spoke to him at the pie and peas night and a thoroughly decent bloke - dodgy accent though  
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Best of luck to him hope he gets fixed up with a job soon.


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Odd situation considering Ollie is talking a lot about having a lot to do.


"Crombie you would have got to that if you weren't such a fat ba%$@rd" - George Kerr, inspiration from the dug out 70s style  
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He wouldn't accept a pay cut so we've let him go by mutual agreement. He was on a 6 month rolling contract so the most it has cost us is 6 months wages I guess.

If we replaced him though on less money, it could still end up costing more than keeping him! I expect to see Davies promoted and an analyst brought in.
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i dont think we need an analyst, we can all analise how crap we are at the moment
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November 1, 2020, 11:54am
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Maybe a hypnotist, he could tap into their unconscious and tell them they are top class professional footballers
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Quoted from jamesgtfc
He wouldn't accept a pay cut so we've let him go by mutual agreement. He was on a 6 month rolling contract so the most it has cost us is 6 months wages I guess.

As I understand it Limbrick didn't honour his contract by not moving here so maybe it didn't cost that much to pay him off ???

Anyway never met him but always liked him and I think he is a big loss myself, good luck to him for the future.



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