David Graham departs Sincil Bank


By theimps.tk
December 31 2008

David Graham has left Sincil Bank after six months of cameo appearances. The striker joined City in the summer as was one of Jackson's "Magnifican Seven" but never really played on a regular basis to make an impact in his 10 appearances for the club, only two not from the bench.

Graham joined the club on a free transfer in the summer and was one of the more promising players to join the club having already won promotion from this division and played on a regular basis at a higher level. However, it never really worked out for him because other than two starts, Graham was lucky to get some two/three minute cameo appearances.

He leaves the club after 10 games and no goals, although he can claim an assist for our goal at Exeter at the beginning of December.

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David Graham departs Sincil Bank
Discussion started by theimps.tk (IP Logged), 31/12/2008 17:15
theimps.tk
theimps.tk
31/12/2008 17:15
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sammyimp
31/12/2008 17:23
he obviously doesnt feature in Jackos plans & maybe he is getting rid to release funds for someone else!!! He never really got the chance here, dont know what the story is but there were a few rumours about.... wish him luck for the future.

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vwimp
vwimp
31/12/2008 18:01
what a waste of money?

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redclanger
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31/12/2008 18:25
Gutted he has gone - one of our more talented players obviously just not a favourite of the almighty one unlike LJL who seems to get in no matter how badly he plays. A sever own goal by jacko this one!!!

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SidTheImp
SidTheImp
31/12/2008 18:48
All the best to graham.

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