FA Cup: Hill banking on home comforts

Dagenham and Redbridge boss Garry Hill takes his team into a glamorous FA Cup home clash with Premiership Ipswich at Victoria Road tomorrow - but insists his team’s priority must remain the Conference.

FA Cup: Hill banking on home comforts
Fri, 04 Jan, 2002 - 07:24

Dagenham and Redbridge boss Garry Hill takes his team into a glamorous FA Cup home clash with Premiership Ipswich at Victoria Road tomorrow - but insists his team’s priority must remain the Conference.

‘‘Our priority has to be the league but hopefully we’ll do ourselves justice,’’ Hill said.

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