"Sean Sweeney" is a former professional association football/footballer, who played for Clydebank F.C./Clydebank, Airdrieonians F.C. (1878)/Airdrieonians, Livingston F.C./Livingston, Hamilton Academical F.C./Hamilton Academical and Albion Rovers F.C./Albion Rovers in the Scottish Football League. Sweeney had two spells with Airdrieonians, returning to the club in 2001 when it was in financial trouble.

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[Officials insist the problem was resources.] The old Harding was understaffed, under-equipped and underfunded, ... We've never had the chance to succeed before.

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The ideal scenario would be being the No. 1 tight end, ... It stinks to put in all the work and not play. When they told me they wanted to try me at defensive end, I said, 'If it'll get me on the field, I'll do it.'

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There are a lot of good football players there. His mother [Martha] and I couldn't be more proud of how hard he's worked and the commitment he's made.

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The parents were in the process of loading the stove into the car in the back yard when they heard the girl screaming.

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We wanted him to pick what was best for him and not go there because my picture was hanging on the wall [outside the locker room].

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This isn't the way I hoped to get an opportunity, because we're all real close, ... I would have liked to be in there from the get-go. All I can ask for is a shot, no matter how you get it. This is my chance, and I really want to make good on it.

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I was kind of thrown in there after running scout team most of the year, and I wasn't really prepared.

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But it's tough going back and forth [to defense]. I was watching film of the Holy Cross game, and I noticed my first couple plays [at tight end] I was in a defensive line stance. I looked like a fool.

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I think they picked an awful day weatherwise, but it doesn't seem to have dampened the crowd at all. I haven't had to wait in line all day.

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