Collins pleased with clean-sheet

Derry City manager Roddy Collins was pleased that his side kept their fourth clean-sheet of the season, this time against Limerick.
By Kevin McLaughlin
Published 21st Apr 2014, 19:13 BST
COLLINS OUT!. . . . Derry manager Roddy Collins acknowledges the crowd at the end of yesterday's clash with Limerick as a lone supporter unfurls a 'Collins Out' banner. DER1714JM038 (Photo: Jim McCafferty)COLLINS OUT!. . . . Derry manager Roddy Collins acknowledges the crowd at the end of yesterday's clash with Limerick as a lone supporter unfurls a 'Collins Out' banner. DER1714JM038 (Photo: Jim McCafferty)
COLLINS OUT!. . . . Derry manager Roddy Collins acknowledges the crowd at the end of yesterday's clash with Limerick as a lone supporter unfurls a 'Collins Out' banner. DER1714JM038 (Photo: Jim McCafferty)

The Brandywell men in truth didn’t create much until Patrick McEleney’s late cross found Ryan Curran, but the substitute’s header was straight at Barry Ryan.

After the game Collins spoke to Sentinel Sport’s Editor Kevin McLaughlin.

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