Clyde sets sights on senior stay

Mark Clyde has got the taste for international football – and wants more.

Clyde sets sights on senior stay
Mon, 11 Oct, 2004 - 09:40

Mark Clyde has got the taste for international football – and wants more.

The Wolves right-back has been converted to left wing-back for Northern Ireland but you will not hear him complaining.

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