"Brian Horton" is an English people/English former Association football/footballer and manager, who is Paul Dickov's assistant manager at Doncaster Rovers F.C./Doncaster Rovers in Football League One/League One.

Horton played for Hednesford Town F.C./Hednesford Town, Port Vale F.C./Port Vale, Brighton & Hove Albion F.C./Brighton & Hove Albion, Luton Town F.C./Luton Town and Hull City A.F.C./Hull City as a midfielder. His most significant spells were with Port Vale and Brighton from 1970 to 1981, making over 200 appearances over the course of around five seasons with each club. He also made over 100 appearances for Luton between 1981 and 1984. He was promoted out of the Football League Second Division/Second Division with both Brighton and Luton. During his career he was named on the PFA Team of the Year three times, and played a total of 610 league games in the Football League.

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I had an amicable chat yesterday (Wednesday) and he said there were other clubs were interested. I made him an offer and gave him a deadline, but I've pulled out now.

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I've spoken to him. A couple of other clubs are also interested, so it's up to him now.

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As a manager you're always disappointed to see good players leave but Jon is going to a good club and it really is a brilliant move for him.

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He has outstanding ability. He's played in the Premiership and can go past people. Fans love to see players take people on and that's what he does - he's a real handful.

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No one saw it except that little guy. We'd ripped them to pieces and that got them back in the game.

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I was delighted to get the first win.

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That's nine games now without a loss, we go to Wycombe on Monday and again three points is the main thing. We're having a good spell.

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We must now get some momentum going.

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