Bradley believes old foe Caulfield was owed more time

Shamrock Rovers boss Stephen Bradley is surprised he won’t see the familiar face of John Caulfield in the opposing dugout at Tallaght Stadium tonight.

Bradley believes old foe Caulfield was owed more time
Thu, 23 May, 2019 - 21:46
Paul Buttner

Shamrock Rovers boss Stephen Bradley is surprised he won’t see the familiar face of John Caulfield in the opposing dugout at Tallaght Stadium tonight.

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