First Division: Campbell released by Bray

Campbell played twenty six times for Bray, scoring twice and has had a long and varied career. One of a select few to play for the four top Dublin clubs - Bohemians, Saint Pat;s, Shamrock Rovers and Shelbourne, he also had spells with First Division Dublin City, Huddersfield and Newry Town. He originally signed for the County Wicklow clu in October 2000 before re-signing in March of this year. No decision has been made on whether he will continue his playing career as yet.

Pat Devlin's Bray side, currently fourth in the First Division, welcome Eric Hannigan's Kildare County to the Carlisle Grounds tonight. Following last weekend's 1-0 Cup win over Leinster league side Cherry Orchard, Hannigan has won the first three games of his eircom League managerial career and County have not lost a competitive fixture since their June 12th narrow 1-0 loss to Limerick FC.

Central defender Jody Lynch is out with a knee injury as Bray attempt to add to their nine league wins so far this season and County bid to go top of the table, with leaders Finn Harps playing on Monday against Sligo Rovers. Recent signing and goalscorer against Dublin City Marc Kenny is suspended for the visitors.

ATOGB predicts for the Kidlare bandwagon to roll on, 3-2.

Bray Wanderers
Founded: 1942
League Position: 4^th
Form: LWLLW
Top Scorer: Eamon Zayed 11

Stat: Top scorer Eamon Zayed was called up this week to Gerry Smith’s Irish U20 squad for the visit of the Czech Republic to Dalymount Park next month

Kildare County
Founded: 2002
League Position: 2nd
Form: WWWWD
Top Scorer: Philip Hughes 8

Stat: County, as well as being the newest eircom League club, have one of the youngest squads in the country – with last Saturday’s FAI Cup startling eleven averaging just 25