Capper aiming to get club future sorted

REPUBLIC of Ireland U21 international Stephen Capper hopes to get his club future sorted out before his latest tilt at international success.

Capper aiming to get club future sorted
Tue, 17 Aug, 2004 - 01:00

The Dublin-born Scarborough full-back is included in Don Givens’ in-form U21 side for tonight’s friendly against Bulgaria at United Park, Drogheda.

Capper is one of the nucleus of young Irishmen who boast considerable success at underage levels, but his club future is far less secure.

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