Seeing as FM 2011 is drawing to a near, and FM 2010 is drawing to a close, I thought I would do a quick story with my local club, and one of my 2 clubs I support, Brentford (The other being Chelsea). I live a 15 minute walk away from Griffin Park, and a 5 minute bus ride away so here goes when I took over!
Please note, I am using an end of season update by LFC Marshall.
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ANDY SCOTT LEAVES GRIFFIN PARK
WITH DRAMATIC EFFECT!
"Today it was announced that after 2 years of management, Andy Scott would quit the job at Griffin Park. His contract was due to run out, and Scott turned down the opportunity to negotiate a new deal at Brentford, resulting in Brentford without a manager. But it was not long after, Chairman Greg **** scaled a shortlist for the job, coming up with a number of names. A number names came as a surprise in a press conference with Greg ****, when he announced Martin Allen, formally a Brentford manager could be a possible candidate to take over at Griffin Park, Terry Bullivant (current care-taker manager, former assistant manager to Andy Scott) and major fan, Stuart Regan of Ealing. Regan was a major surprise to the fans. He's been a semi-pro player at a Sunday League team, but ended his career early due to knee ligament injuries that consistantly occured, but attended Griffin Park as a young boy, aged 6 his first game, when notable players such as Lloyd Owusu, Ívar Ingimarsson, Martin Rowlands and Hermann Hreiðarsson were at the club.
It was soon after that press conference, that Regan was spotted at the grounds, eventually having the opportunity to walk around the grounds, not as a fan with limited roaming, but with freedom. Sources were able to understand that Stuart Regan was meeting with the Chairman, Greg ****, to talk contract details and terms. It was hours after that, Regan left the grounds, announcing his dream had come true. Once a boy that supported the club, and now a man, managing the likes of players he pushed forward, at home games, away games, cup games, pre-season, just months ago."
Please note, I am using an end of season update by LFC Marshall.
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ANDY SCOTT LEAVES GRIFFIN PARK
WITH DRAMATIC EFFECT!
"Today it was announced that after 2 years of management, Andy Scott would quit the job at Griffin Park. His contract was due to run out, and Scott turned down the opportunity to negotiate a new deal at Brentford, resulting in Brentford without a manager. But it was not long after, Chairman Greg **** scaled a shortlist for the job, coming up with a number of names. A number names came as a surprise in a press conference with Greg ****, when he announced Martin Allen, formally a Brentford manager could be a possible candidate to take over at Griffin Park, Terry Bullivant (current care-taker manager, former assistant manager to Andy Scott) and major fan, Stuart Regan of Ealing. Regan was a major surprise to the fans. He's been a semi-pro player at a Sunday League team, but ended his career early due to knee ligament injuries that consistantly occured, but attended Griffin Park as a young boy, aged 6 his first game, when notable players such as Lloyd Owusu, Ívar Ingimarsson, Martin Rowlands and Hermann Hreiðarsson were at the club.
It was soon after that press conference, that Regan was spotted at the grounds, eventually having the opportunity to walk around the grounds, not as a fan with limited roaming, but with freedom. Sources were able to understand that Stuart Regan was meeting with the Chairman, Greg ****, to talk contract details and terms. It was hours after that, Regan left the grounds, announcing his dream had come true. Once a boy that supported the club, and now a man, managing the likes of players he pushed forward, at home games, away games, cup games, pre-season, just months ago."
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