Cobh Ramblers ‘broke’, says club boss

There will be no strike or boycott of Saturday’s local derby with Cork City at St Colman’s Park, it has emerged today.

Thu, 18 Sep, 2008 - 16:19

There will be no strike or boycott of Saturday’s local derby with Cork City at St Colman’s Park, it has emerged today.

However, for the first time Cobh Ramblers boss Stephen Henderson has said that he has genuine fears that the club may not be able to see out their fixtures.

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