Bradley injury concern for Derry

Derry may have to plan for their upcoming Championship campaign without mercurial forward Paddy Bradley.

Mon, 18 Apr, 2011 - 15:31

Derry may have to plan for their upcoming Championship campaign without mercurial forward Paddy Bradley.

It is feared that Bradley tore his cruciate knee ligament during an appearance for his club Glenullin against Bellaghy on Saturday night.

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