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OLDER, WISER, – AND EVEN BETTER

OLDER, WISER,

NEIL GRAYSON

CHRIS DUNLAVY DISCOVERS WHAT KEPT THE STRIKER GOING INTO HIS 50s

MILESTONE: Neil Grayson celebrates his 50th at Grapson
PIC: Glapwell FC

LIKE A FINE WINE… Neil Grayson signed for Cheltenham at the age of 33 and became one of manager Steve Cottrell’s best ever signings
PICTURE: PA Images

NEIL Grayson was 33 when Steve Cotterill signed him for Cheltenham Town in the spring of 1998.
“And he looked older,” laughs the former Nottingham Forest, Stoke City and Burnley boss. “But age has never bothered me.
“I signed Graham Alexander for Bur...

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