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CRAIG OUT IN A WEEK OF MIXED EMOTIONS

By Steffan Thomas

AT the start of the week, Craig Harrison was preparing Connah’s Quay Nomads to launch the defence of their Nathaniel MG Cup title against arch-rivals The New Saints, but come match day he was in the opposite dugout.
A remarkable chain of events saw TNS chairman Mike Harris stumping up enough cash to meet the terms of the buyout clause in Harrison’s contract to take him back to Park Hall.
But by the end of play yesterday, Harrison’s emotions must have been all over the place as TNS were beaten 5-4 on penalties by their bitter rivals after being ...

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