Sullivan: Domestic bliss must come first

SHAMROCK ROVERS defender Pat Sullivan says winning the league will surpass their adventures in Europe — as it’s what got them there.

Sullivan: Domestic bliss must come first
Thu, 20 Oct, 2011 - 01:00
Paul Buttner

Rovers will retain their title if they beat UCD on Monday, if Sligo Rovers and Derry City don’t gift it to them tomorrow. For Sullivan, that’s by far a bigger game than facing PAOK in Thessalonika tonight.

“The league was always the priority,” said Sullivan.

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