Donaghy felt Stute weren’t good enough

Institute manager Paul Kee was fuming following his side’s 3-1 defeat at Linfield, on Monday night.
By Kevin McLaughlin
Published 14th Oct 2014, 01:05 BST
Linfield's Andy Waterworth gets his shot away despite being closed down by Institute trio Stephen Curry, Graham Crown and John Curran, during Monday nights game, at Windsor Park. Picture by Russell Pritchard/PresseyeLinfield's Andy Waterworth gets his shot away despite being closed down by Institute trio Stephen Curry, Graham Crown and John Curran, during Monday nights game, at Windsor Park. Picture by Russell Pritchard/Presseye
Linfield's Andy Waterworth gets his shot away despite being closed down by Institute trio Stephen Curry, Graham Crown and John Curran, during Monday nights game, at Windsor Park. Picture by Russell Pritchard/Presseye

The Drumahoe man, who was sent-off after Stephen Lowry’s controversial goal which gave the Blues a 3-1 advantage was allowed to stand, decided not speak to the media after the match at Windsor Park.

After the game tonight first team coach Brian Donaghy spoke to Sentinel Sport’s Editor Kevin McLaughlin.

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