Freddie Anderson

Freddie Anderson

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Freddie Anderson is a defender for Cork City, who had a challenging game against Shamrock Rovers, struggling to contain the attacking threats of their opponents.

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Ireland Ireland: Freddie Anderson had a disappointing day as Cork's young defender. 5

Stephen Bradley Gareth Mcglynn Rory Gaffney Tony O Donoghue Alan Bennett Ronan Finn Graham Burke Stuart Byrne Viv Anderson Conan Byrne Roy Micah Richards Florian Wirtz Arne Slot Ruben Amorim Conor Bradley Denis Irwin Cafu Jeremy Doku Trent Alexander Arnold Alan Carr
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: The Shamrock Rovers runaway train leaves Stephen Bradley beaming – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Freddie Anderson allowed Melia to pickpocket him in the seventh minute. 4

Mason Melia Stephen Kenny Gerard Nash Darragh Crowley Simon Power Joe Redmond Conor Brann Kian Leavy Stephen Bradley Cian Kavanagh
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Mason Melia double keeps St Pat’s on European course – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Freddie Anderson was named in place of Rio Shipston. 5

Tiernan Lynch Ger Nash Gavin White Hayden Cann Dip Akinyemi Alex Bannon Seani Maguire Sadou Diallo Michael Duffy Adam O Reilly Liam Boyce Danny Mullen Ben Doherty Conor Brann Matthew Kiernan Rio Shipston Declan Toland
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Derry City held by Cork City at Brandywell to damage European ambitions – The Irish Times

Ireland Ireland: Freddie Anderson tenaciously blocked a drive from Michael Noonan. 5

Aaron Greene Josh Honohan Roberto Lopes Jack Byrne Darragh Crowley Stephen Bradley Heimir Hallgrimsson Charlie Lyons Tein Troost Michael Noonan Gary O Neill Alex Nolan Milan Mbeng
The Irish Times – major Irish daily, est. 1859: Shamrock Rovers too strong for struggling Cork City – The Irish Times