Adam Hanlon fires troubled Bray Wanderers to another victory

League of Ireland round-up: Bray Wanderers’ players defied the club’s off-the-field problems once again to beat Derry City 1-0 at the Carlisle Grounds on Saturday night.

Adam Hanlon fires troubled Bray Wanderers to another victory
Mon, 13 Jul, 2015 - 01:00
Paul Buttner

The game went ahead despite an apparent attempted takeover of Bray earlier in the day, following a change of directors on Thursday.

Substitute Adam Hanlon gave new boss Mick Cooke the perfect start as Bray made it three wins on the spin,

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