Anderson takes on Rainey role

Former Ireland captain Willie Anderson has been appointed head coach of AIB League Division Three side Rainey Old Boys.

Tue, 17 Jul, 2007 - 13:10
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Former Ireland captain Willie Anderson has been appointed head coach of AIB League Division Three side Rainey Old Boys.

Anderson will take over at Hatrick Park from John Andrews who has ironically moved to Dungannon, the club Anderson led to the Division One title in 2001.

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CourtsRugbyHeathrowPlace: Hatrick ParkPlace: ScotlandPlace: Sullivan UpperPlace: New ZealandPlace: Lansdowne RoadPlace: MagherafeltPerson: AndersonPerson: RaineyPerson: Willie AndersonPerson: John AndrewsPerson: ThomasPerson: WillieEvent: AIB LeagueEvent: AIB Junior CupOrganisation: Rainey Old BoysOrganisation: DungannonOrganisation: HolywoodOrganisation: Sullivan UpperOrganisation: Rainey EndowedOrganisation: Ireland Under-Organisation: LeinsterOrganisation: BallynahinchOrganisation: YoughalOrganisation: Derry club
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