One familiar face training with the senior squad was our former youngster Andy Gray. The 34-year-old started his career at Elland Road where he spent three years before taking in a number of clubs, including Notts Forest, Sheffield United, Bradford, Burnley, Charlton, and Barnsley.
"You're always going to get trialists at this time," said the boss. "I said they could have a couple of weeks with us and we'll see how things go. Andy is a player I've known for a long time, and there's no promises made or anything like that, he's just training and we'll see how things go."
Hardly a battle there aye.
I can see why you call yourself tortoise, slow slow slow
Gray...They can have him
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posted on 12/7/12
And that is the level that Warnock has reduced us to - battling for signings with the Bantams.
When can we sack him please?
posted on 12/7/12
I think we've found our true level under Bates.
posted on 12/7/12
Why use Google alerts, you could have found that out here 8 hours ago
posted on 12/7/12
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posted on 12/7/12
I wouldnt mind Gray as a backup player till january to cover for the injury to somma
posted on 12/7/12
One familiar face training with the senior squad was our former youngster Andy Gray. The 34-year-old started his career at Elland Road where he spent three years before taking in a number of clubs, including Notts Forest, Sheffield United, Bradford, Burnley, Charlton, and Barnsley.
"You're always going to get trialists at this time," said the boss. "I said they could have a couple of weeks with us and we'll see how things go. Andy is a player I've known for a long time, and there's no promises made or anything like that, he's just training and we'll see how things go."
Hardly a battle there aye.
I can see why you call yourself tortoise, slow slow slow
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