Clarke urges Andrews to stay in ‘toughest job of all’

LOUTH football legend Darren Clarke has urged manager Val Andrews to remain at the helm for another season.

Wed, 20 Jul, 2005 - 01:00

Brendan Larkin

The wee county exited the qualifiers on Saturday leading to speculation that Andrews was to quit.

The former Cavan manager has been with Louth for the past two seasons and although the Leinster side have failed to make any real impact in the championship or league during that time, Clarke is adamant Andrews is the man to bring them forward.

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