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SOCCER: DONEGAL’S BRIAN SWITCHES FROM WOLVES TO DERRY CITY

written by admin February 14, 2012
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MICK McCARTHY wasn’t the only one who left Wolves yesterday – Donegal Town lad Brian McGroary has left the Midlands club to join Derry City.

But unlike McCarthy, Brian wasn’t fired from his job – he chose to return home to resurrect his career after an injury hampered his opportunities at Wolves.

“I know Derry want to push for the title and their style of play will suit me – it is the best option for me and a good place to further learn my trade,” he said.

“I’m looking forward to playing League of Ireland football, although it’ll be maybe six weeks until I’m fully fit.”

The former gaelic footballer added that he would like to return to full-time football in England at some stage.

“I know a lot of young players have gone on to play professional football after playing for Derry,” said the 19-year-old winger.

 

 

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