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Sunraysia football: Richo waits for news: Wounded Eagles push to return
Sunraysia Daily
Aug 01 2019
1 min read

ROBINVALE Euston is now sweating on coach Andrew Richardson’s quad scan results as the Eagles’ injury-hit season continues.

Playing coach Richardson underwent scans in Melbourne this week after taking the field for his side’s win over Mildura at the weekend.

“I’m still waiting for the report to come back from the scans,” he said yesterday.

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