Published: Wednesday, 12th November, 2008 10:30
Madden lays it on the line after Vics crash out
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FURIOUS Irvine Victoria boss Rab Madden had rounded on his flops after their Citylink Scottish Cup campaign ended in a disastrous defeat on Saturday.
The Westenders tumbled out after going down 4-1 to Central League side St Anthony's and Madden slammed the attitude of some of his players.
He blasted: "I think some of the guys turned up just thinking they were going to win the game and you just can't do that."
For a full match report check out this week's paper.
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