Long term Limerick FC player Shane Tracy spoke to Sporting Limerick in the aftermath of his side’s comprehensive 4-1 victory over Wexford FC on Friday night.
Tracy captained the side on a night where Limerick fielded a very inexperienced squad, save for Tracy and Robbie Williams. The former Arsenal Youth also scored a penalty after the first minute.
When asked about his future with Limerick FC, he refused to rule out a return to the club next season whether it be in a playing or different role. The club’s future is uncertain and Tracy says you can never rule anything out in football.
In football you don’t know what’s going to happen. I don’t know what’s going to happen. I have been in and out over the last few years but I will just enjoy tonight.
I cant really answer that question as I have seen things happen at this club over the last few years that no one has expected.
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