Post by QPR Report on Apr 14, 2010 13:24:58 GMT
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Tesco Cup Northern Ireland Final - Former QPR and Ipswich boss Jim Magilton anticipates great day
Magilton on Tesco Cup
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Former QPR and Ipswich manager Jim Magilton says he's eagerly anticipating the Northern Ireland Final of the Tesco Cup, a home nations grassroots football competition across three age groups.
Since leaving his post at Loftus Road earlier in the season, Magilton has been back home in Belfast coaching youth football and says he's delighted with the progress of some of Northern Ireland's emerging talent.
The winners of Saturday's final at Dungannon across the Under-13 Boys, Under-14 Girls and Under-16 Girls will go through to the UK National Final, which will be held at Bolton Wanderers' prestigious Reebok Stadium in May.
And Magilton will be present at Dungannon and hopes the kids present will have a great day.
Working with the FA and local communities, the 2010 Tesco Cup has attracted more than 3,700 teams and over 60,000 boys and girls are taking part across the UK.
www.footballaudio.com/post/1894/tesco-cup-northern-ireland-final-former-qpr-and-ipswich-boss-jim-magilton-anticipates-great-day.html
Tesco Cup Northern Ireland Final - Former QPR and Ipswich boss Jim Magilton anticipates great day
Magilton on Tesco Cup
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Former QPR and Ipswich manager Jim Magilton says he's eagerly anticipating the Northern Ireland Final of the Tesco Cup, a home nations grassroots football competition across three age groups.
Since leaving his post at Loftus Road earlier in the season, Magilton has been back home in Belfast coaching youth football and says he's delighted with the progress of some of Northern Ireland's emerging talent.
The winners of Saturday's final at Dungannon across the Under-13 Boys, Under-14 Girls and Under-16 Girls will go through to the UK National Final, which will be held at Bolton Wanderers' prestigious Reebok Stadium in May.
And Magilton will be present at Dungannon and hopes the kids present will have a great day.
Working with the FA and local communities, the 2010 Tesco Cup has attracted more than 3,700 teams and over 60,000 boys and girls are taking part across the UK.
www.footballaudio.com/post/1894/tesco-cup-northern-ireland-final-former-qpr-and-ipswich-boss-jim-magilton-anticipates-great-day.html
