Russell hopes to sort out legal limbo

Waterford United goalkeeper Wayne Russell is hoping to sort out his court dispute with Derry City as soon as possible so he can continue his career.

Wed, 18 May, 2005 - 13:36

Waterford United goalkeeper Wayne Russell is hoping to sort out his court dispute with Derry City as soon as possible so he can continue his career.

Russell played his first game in over two years last Friday as the Blues drew 2-2 with Cork City and the 37-year-old hopes to keep his place for the rest of the season.

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Courts Soccer Heathrow Place: Kildare County Place: Kildare Person: Russell Person: Wayne Russell Organisation: Waterford United Organisation: Derry City Organisation: Blues Organisation: Cork City Organisation: Derry Organisation: Waterford

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