Peter Mack (Peter McGillicuddy)

Midfielder (#7) (2000-01) (#9) (2001-02) (#27) (2002-04)

Midfielder who signs from Newcastle United in the 2000-01 season and shows he's a player to stay early on, with a comeback goal and a near equaliser during Leicester City's 2-1 win at the Lair. In Mack's second season, Harchester are in their first Champions League, and although exit early, they make it to the FA Cup Quarter Final and go all the way to the UEFA Cup Final, which has to be played by a team of reserves and youth when the first team are caught up in a coach crash. Now a long-term face in the squad, Peter getting fouled by West Ham's Scott Minto in the 2002-03 season sees Harchester awarded a penalty which Ryan scores. The team makes the decision to forfeit the FA Cup Final and play the Everton replay in order to survive relegation.

Owing to a plot badly backfiring on manager Stuart Naysmith and chief exec Pilar Hernandez, Harchester are liquidated in 2003-04, and Mack is one of the legendary 11 Angry Men that stays and fights for their club to be reinstated. A condition of the bank reopening Harchester, the Dragons finish 4th in the table and qualify for the Champions League, where Peter is seen celebrating with his young son on the pitch. Then comes the news that UEFA are relegating Harchester to the First Division for the management's match fixing, and after four seasons with the club, Mack takes a transfer to neighbouring Birmingham City.

In May 2020, Peter appeared at the cast reunion fundraiser Harchester Reunited