John Caulfield wants Ryan Delaney to reach new heights with Cork City

Cork City manager John Caulfield has challenged towering defender Ryan Delaney to become the club’s set-piece goal king this season as he looks to add an aerial threat to his title challengers.

John Caulfield wants Ryan Delaney to reach new heights with Cork City
Fri, 10 Mar, 2017 - 00:00
Martin Claffey

Delaney — a close-season loan signing from English Championship side Burton Albion — scored his first City goal with a header in the 4-0 SSE Airtricity League Premier Division win over Galway.

Caulfield is determined to ensure the Wexford man doesn’t rest on his laurels.

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