Baxter comments on ball boy incident in Northern Ireland

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Carrick Rangers manager Stephen Baxter spoke to the media after a recent match against Cliftonville. He had no comments regarding an incident involving his goalkeeper, Jack McIntyre, and a ball boy. This incident happened during the first half when McIntyre attempted to quickly retrieve a ball for a goal kick. Baxter stated that he did not see the incident, noting the crowd's reaction but not observing any wrongdoing. He mentioned, "I honestly didn't see it... so I have nothing to say." The referee did not penalize McIntyre, but Cliftonville fans showed their discontent by booing him throughout the game. Cliftonville's manager, Magilton, also expressed that he missed the incident. He remarked that if McIntyre had indeed touched the ball boy, it was fortunate he was not sent off. He added that fans would have to ask McIntyre about what happened. The Northern Ireland Football League has been contacted for more information regarding the situation.


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