Chairman David Sheepshanks has revealed that Canadian trialist Sandro Grande has been offered a deal with the Blues after impressing in his recent spell at the club. However, red tape is holding up him signing, while Canadian youngster Jaime Peters is facing similar problems.
Reports that the club have offered a deal to Canadian international Sandro Grande appear premature with Town still considering whether to sign the midfielder. Manager Joe Royle will watch the former Brescia man today in a behind-closed-doors friendly with Colchester United.
Hernan Losada: what had to happen, happened. And I’m not talking about the snow on a November morning… CF Montreal announced about an hour ago that it had ended its professional relationship with Hernan Losasa. These are the exact words used by the club’s communications department. CF Montreal ends professional relationship with Hernán Losada >>> […]
Parti Québécois (PQ) leader Paul St-Pierre Plamondon officially accepted Sandro Grande s apology on Sunday after the two men spoke for over an hour at the PQ offices in Montreal. Montreal CF had hired Grande as head coach of the reserve team but he was quickly shown the door for 2012 comments in which he supported the shooter who attempted to assassinate former premier Pauline Marois.
Earlier this month, Sandro Grande was hired as head coach of the reserve team for CF Montreal, but he was quickly fired after his Twitter posts disparaging sovereignists resurfaced.