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Rooney urges fans to support Shels

FAI chief executive Fran Rooney has appealed to all football fans to get out and support Shelbourne in tomorrow night’s Champions League qualifier against Hajduk Split.

Tue, 03 Aug, 2004 - 09:02

FAI chief executive Fran Rooney has appealed to all football fans to get out and support Shelbourne in tomorrow night’s Champions League qualifier against Hajduk Split.

Rooney said he wanted Tolka Park filled when the eircom League champions take on the Croatians, trailing by a single goal.

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