Maccarone in the bag as McClaren bids to lure Juninho back

MIDDLESBROUGH boss Steve McClaren yesterday brought back memories of the big-spending Bryan Robson days as he launched a shock bid to re-sign World Cup winner Juninho and finally got his hands on Massimo Maccarone.

Thu, 04 Jul, 2002 - 01:21

By Damian Spellman

MIDDLESBROUGH boss Steve McClaren yesterday brought back memories of the big-spending Bryan Robson days as he launched a shock bid to re-sign World Cup winner Juninho and finally got his hands on Massimo Maccarone.

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