Players leaving a club have a habit of returning in a new strip and getting some sort of revenge on their old paymasters. 'Keeper Graeme Smith may not be bitter about being released by Peterhead six months ago but he would enjoy leaving on the wining side tomorrow. Smith is looking forward to meeting up with his ex-teammates and is big enough to admit that manager Jim McInally was right to release him. There were a number of players released when the Blue Toon’s were relegated to League Two at the end of last season. Smith, with five years under his belt with the club bowed out on a career low after Forfar claimed a 7-2 aggregate win in the play-off final. While Peterhead ultimately dropped down aleague Smith did not after he agreed a deal with Raith Rovers, which meant a return to full-time football. The Rovers return to Balmoor on Saturday in the Scottish Cup third round, a tie Smith is relishing. |
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