Football / World Cup: Bingham's hope for Wright

Monday 12 October 1992 23:02 BST

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Billy Bingham, the Northern Ireland manager, is hoping that his goalkeeper, Tommy Wright, can maintain his good club form in tomorrow's Group Three home game against Spain. Wright has kept six clean sheets for Newcastle this season, after strugging to hold his place last term. 'He's very obsessive about his job, a bit like Peter Shilton was,' Bingham said.

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