Coup for Waterford as McGrath joins Blues' new management team

WATERFORD UNITED have pulled off a major coup by agreeing a deal with Republic of Ireland legend Paul McGrath to become the club's new director of football.

Coup for Waterford as McGrath joins Blues' new management team
Fri, 13 Feb, 2004 - 00:00
Tony Leen

He joins player/manager Alan Reynolds in an exciting new management team for next season.

"I am extremely honoured to accept this position," said Paul. "I am looking forward to the challenges and I hope I can lead Waterford United to the success the club deserves. I am thrilled to be back involved in football and I can't wait to get stuck into the job.

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