Cliftonville 'not a plaything for TIG' - Devine
New Cliftonville director Conor Devine says Champions League nights at Solitude are "not too far away" after the Toronto Investment Group‘s takeover of the club.
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"We make no bones about it, this is not a plaything for us, this is an amazing opportunity."
— Conor Devine , Executive
"I want to be back [there]."
— Conor Devine , Executive
"We want to transform this ground."
— Conor Devine , Executive
"This is a long-term play, this is not a five, six or a seven-year thing."
— Conor Devine , Executive
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New Cliftonville director Conor Devine says Champions League nights at Solitude are "not too far away" after the Toronto Investment Group‘s takeover of the club.
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