Courtney furious at behaviour of Wexford board

JOHN COURTNEY, who was approached to manage the Wexford senior footballers, has launched a stinging criticism of the Board for their handling of the process.

Courtney furious at behaviour of Wexford board
Fri, 31 Oct, 2003 - 00:00

The former Kildare boss, is furious with the treatment he received from the Board.

"When approached I said I might be [interested]. I spoke with them, but on reading of Luke Dempsey's position in the paper, obviously they have made a decision."

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