North boss Sanchez gets tough on club v country

Northern Ireland manager Lawrie Sanchez is taking a tough stance already when it comes to club-versus-country issues.

Tue, 17 Feb, 2004 - 06:17

Northern Ireland manager Lawrie Sanchez is taking a tough stance already when it comes to club-versus-country issues.

He has refused a request from Glentoran to release striker Andy Smith for the Irish Cup replay against Loughgall tonight.

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