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It seems obvious now, but I feel the best chance for progression is to take Simon Grayson back at Deepdale in a transfer and scouting advisory capacity.

As it seems Neil has certain tactical and formation-based disadvantages, Grayson can also lend a hand with this as it was something he excelled at.

Wages would be lower, 25% of his former wage. However, bonuses available if we unearth a gem or go on an unbeaten run.

I'd urge Ridsdale to look into this option asap.
 
But he had nothing to do with the transfer business we did and the signings he wanted the board wouldn't sanction...
 
But he had nothing to do with the transfer business we did and the signings he wanted the board wouldn't sanction...

Not sure about that - he signed Clarke as he knew him from Huddersfield, he precided over the signing of Hugill, he was the manager that brought in McGuire and Browne, he signed Barks, etc


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Not sure about that - he signed Clarke as he knew him from Huddersfield, he precided over the signing of Hugill, he was the manager that brought in McGuire and Browne, he signed Barks, etc


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Thought most of our business was done by the Riddler
 
It seems obvious now, but I feel the best chance for progression is to take Simon Grayson back at Deepdale in a transfer and scouting advisory capacity.

As it seems Neil has certain tactical and formation-based disadvantages, Grayson can also lend a hand with this as it was something he excelled at.

Wages would be lower, 25% of his former wage. However, bonuses available if we unearth a gem or go on an unbeaten run.

I'd urge Ridsdale to look into this option asap.

Have you been drinking?
 
Grayson back

Have you been drinking?

I have but only a couple of JDs.

We'd have drawn at Ipswich under Grayson in my opinion.

I want him back here, after issuing an apology to the club for leaving, and an assertion that he will devote 4 more years to the cause.


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Grayson back

I don't know if you recall but in the late 80s, QPR had 3 managers working together as joint ranked gaffers. And they did ok.

Bryan Gray would advocate this type of management experience retention.


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It seems obvious now, but I feel the best chance for progression is to take Simon Grayson back at Deepdale in a transfer and scouting advisory capacity.

As it seems Neil has certain tactical and formation-based disadvantages, Grayson can also lend a hand with this as it was something he excelled at.

Wages would be lower, 25% of his former wage. However, bonuses available if we unearth a gem or go on an unbeaten run.

I'd urge Ridsdale to look into this option asap.

Stop trolling you’ll send the gullible lot into a frenzy!!!


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It seems obvious now, but I feel the best chance for progression is to take Simon Grayson back at Deepdale in a transfer and scouting advisory capacity.

As it seems Neil has certain tactical and formation-based disadvantages, Grayson can also lend a hand with this as it was something he excelled at.

Wages would be lower, 25% of his former wage. However, bonuses available if we unearth a gem or go on an unbeaten run.

I'd urge Ridsdale to look into this option asap.

Shhhhhh we don't want to wake marsbar!
 
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I'm not trolling I just see an opportunity to improve our prospects by combining the management team.


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Hornyby - Alex is in no position to be moaning about having his authority undermined. He's shown that he is rubbish at substitutions, changing plans, formations and preventing injuries. We have no choice but to add Grayson back into the mix.
 
Hornyby - Alex is in no position to be moaning about having his authority undermined. He's shown that he is rubbish at substitutions, changing plans, formations and preventing injuries. We have no choice but to add Grayson back into the mix.

Weren't we raving about his substitutions a few weeks ago after Birmingham?
 
Hornyby - Alex is in no position to be moaning about having his authority undermined. He's shown that he is rubbish at substitutions, changing plans, formations and preventing injuries. We have no choice but to add Grayson back into the mix.

Preventing Injury's?---AN may make some mistakes and in some things and seems to have 'a one track mind' but I don't think he is a medical miracle worker.---As for Grayson’s return--- No thanks he burned his boats here when he shoot off to ‘greater thing’ so quickly---And I doubt if Uncle Trevor would sanction that---In any case It’s early for a change yet, but in the football world of today I have no doubt AN knows things have to improve results and performance wise or else
 
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