Andrews plans to improve Louth

New Louth boss Val Andrews has revealed he plans to improve his inherited squad but is making no rash predictions about their prospects after a dismal year.

Andrews plans to improve Louth
Wed, 03 Sep, 2003 - 15:18

New Louth boss Val Andrews has revealed he plans to improve his inherited squad but is making no rash predictions about their prospects after a dismal year.

Paddy Carr got the elbow in the Wee County after championship losses to Dublin and ironically, Andrews' old outfit Cavan in the qualifiers leaving the new boss with plenty to do.

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