Andrews leaves Cavan post

Dubliner Val Andrews has resigned as manager of the Cavan senior footballers with immediate effect.

Andrews leaves Cavan post
Thu, 12 Apr, 2012 - 17:44

Dubliner Val Andrews has resigned as manager of the Cavan senior footballers with immediate effect.

Andrews tendered his resignation to the Cavan County Board today amid speculation that his players forced him out of the position after a disappointing Allianz Football League campaign.

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