Talk:Steve Cotterill

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" Cotterill received widespread criticism for his decision to leave Stoke so soon after taking the job and the manner of his departure(he apparently parked his club Courtesy Car outside the stadium in the middle of the night with the keys inside the trunk),earning the nickname "Quitter" from the Stoke Fans."

purely because without a reference this is pure opinion, so if anyone does find a reference please feel free to add this. --Childzy ¤ Talk 21:10, 28 August 2007 (UTC)