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Burr sad at McDermott exit
Kidderminster Harriers boss Steve Burr has expressed his disappointment at seeing David McDermott leave the club.
The 22-year-old winger was offered a chance to resurrect his Harriers career after spending most of last season on the sidelines with illness and injury.
But after a week's training with the Aggborough club, McDermott decided rather to try his luck with Blue Square Bet Premier rivals York City.
Burr told the club's official website: "Since I came here last season David has hardly played any football, through no fault of his own, so it was obviously the most we as a club could offer him; the chance to come back and show us what he could do.
"But he is a free agent and it is his right to decide where he wants to try and earn a contract.
"As far as I know he has not been offered anything concrete by York so we're disappointed to see him go - especially as we offered him the same chance straight after the end of the season - but we wish him good luck."
Posted: Monday , July 12, 2010
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