Soccer: McAllister wants to sign off with medal

Gary McAllister wants a another championship medal before he bows out at Liverpool.

Fri, 26 Apr, 2002 - 17:46

Gary McAllister wants a another championship medal before he bows out at Liverpool.

The Scottish midfielder, who won the title with Leeds a decade ago, will quit Anfield to take over as boss at Coventry after the final game of the season.

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Courts Soccer Premiership Place: Coventry Person: McAllister Person: Gary McAllister Person: Gerard Houllier Person: Phil Thompson Person: Houllier Person: Macca Organisation: Liverpool Organisation: Leeds Organisation: Ipswich

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