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Terry Cochrane Interview
Terry Cochrane was born in Killyleagh, North Ireland on the 23rd January 1953 and after watching English football on TV back in North Ireland he was determined to become a professional footballer. He spent a month on trial at Everton Football … Continue reading
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Bantams Sign Ireland International
Bradford City Sign Shay McCartan Bradford City have today confirmed the signing of Northern Ireland International Shay McCartan from Accrington Stanley for a six figure sum. The former Burnley forward has signed a three year contract at the Northern Commercials Stadium. … Continue reading
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