Collins rules against buy-out

Sunday, 1 July 2001 12:44

Former Bohemian's boss, Roddy Collins, has given up on his attempts to buy Eircom League First Division Club Drogheda United. Collins, who reached a legal settlement with former employers Bohemians on Friday last, had been in discussions with the Boyne-side club about a possible buy-out.

However, sources close to last season's double-winning manager, have claimed that he grew frustrated with the apparent lack of interest at Drogheda and has decided to turn his attentions towards other projects.

Filed by Sinéad Kissane

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