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Published: Wednesday, 4th June, 2008 12:00

Vics manager madden wants his first piece of silverware

By Stewart McConnell

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Madden said: "While we would have like the big guns to have been involved and their absence devalues the competition it's great to be in a final and it would be great to win some silverware in my first season as manager.

"I think we have a good chance of winning regardless of who we play in the final. The lads are looking forward to it."

The Westenders boss is also planning to strengthen his squad in the close season and next term hopes to make an all-out push for promotion."

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