Richardson: No regrets about leaving Albion

Kieran Richardson insists he has no regrets about leaving West Brom last summer.

Fri, 17 Mar, 2006 - 17:22

Kieran Richardson insists he has no regrets about leaving West Brom last summer.

The England international is hoping for a Manchester United recall for tomorrow’s trip to face the Baggies.

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