Hastings
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I may have a name for you, but guess who?
Colin Daniel signs for Peterborough
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I may have a name for you, but guess who?
whitey1942
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‘He’ has started to squirm in an effort to be welcomed back into the fold. Unfortunately for ‘him’ it is too late. On the return of the genuine fans the Quisling will be isolated and sent Coventry...tar and feathers and all.
aussie1
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I can only think of one person on this site that would disagree with him, Whitey and that Oyston lover lives in a Kirkham post code.
SeasideEssexXile
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I don't think that Coventry's fans can be considered isolated any longer 45k to Wembley.
T'rovers 27k for their last home game seem to have forgotten about the Venkys too.
Serious question Whitey - how long is it since you last saw us play?
whitey1942
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My last home match, with my son and my two grandsons was the Huddersfield game that was abandoned.
I saw the team play at Accrington Stanley in league 2 and I have seen some highlights on TV as well as the play-off final also on TV.
Whitey , your credentials are impeccable. You and Sexy are both true fans and I'm sure you will be able to come together post Oyston. You have both made your different decisions for different reasons and, unlike the quisling who defended/justified the Evil Regime for so long, you can both hold your heads high. Altogether now UTMP.
whitey1942
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Very well said Teddy. I certainly don’t have any issues with the Sexmeister. As for the Quisling, I am very much looking forward to actually coming face to face with him at some time, when I will more than likely vent my spleen, prior of course to tarring and feathering the Oyston lover.
SeasideEssexXile
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It won't be much longer before we are all watching Pool again.
SeasideEssexXile
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Former Blackpool man Colin Daniel says the lure of a promotion push with Peterborough United was too difficult to turn down.
The left-back, who was out of contract at Bloomfield Road, signed a two-year contract with Pool’s League One rivals last week. The 30-year-old, who made 70 appearances in his two-year spell at Blackpool, paid tribute to his former manager Gary Bowyer but admitted it was the right time to move on.
He said: “Gary Bowyer is a great manager and he just told me to get my head down, play games and hopefully we will do well together. “We got promotion from League Two to League One in our first season and this season we had a good finish. “I enjoyed my time there but I’m a Peterborough player now and it’s my goal to improve here under Steve Evans. “That’s one of the things I said to my agent at the start, if any club does come in for me I want to be challenging for promotion rather than at the other end of the table. “So Peterborough is an ambitious club, I’ve seen that over the years, and Steve Evans is an ambitious manager as well so I’m more than happy to be here.” Posh finished in ninth position in League One last season but Evans’ outfit will hope to do better next year. “In this league it’s just about consistency,” Daniel added. All the teams are fairly similar, apart from the bigger clubs, but anyone can beat anyone on their day. “If Peterborough can enjoy a good start and maintain it then I think we can have a good year.”
The left-back, who was out of contract at Bloomfield Road, signed a two-year contract with Pool’s League One rivals last week. The 30-year-old, who made 70 appearances in his two-year spell at Blackpool, paid tribute to his former manager Gary Bowyer but admitted it was the right time to move on.
He said: “Gary Bowyer is a great manager and he just told me to get my head down, play games and hopefully we will do well together. “We got promotion from League Two to League One in our first season and this season we had a good finish. “I enjoyed my time there but I’m a Peterborough player now and it’s my goal to improve here under Steve Evans. “That’s one of the things I said to my agent at the start, if any club does come in for me I want to be challenging for promotion rather than at the other end of the table. “So Peterborough is an ambitious club, I’ve seen that over the years, and Steve Evans is an ambitious manager as well so I’m more than happy to be here.” Posh finished in ninth position in League One last season but Evans’ outfit will hope to do better next year. “In this league it’s just about consistency,” Daniel added. All the teams are fairly similar, apart from the bigger clubs, but anyone can beat anyone on their day. “If Peterborough can enjoy a good start and maintain it then I think we can have a good year.”
