Crusaders manager misses his side's Champions League qualifier because he was on holiday

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Stephen Baxter may not have been in the dugout for his side's Champions League tie with Levadia Tallinn but he'll come back with a grand colour.

The Crusaders boss reportedly couldn't make the 0-0 draw because he was enjoying a pre-booked family holiday.

Crusaders boss Stephen Baxter misses his club's Champions League match tonight due to a pre-booked family holiday. Got to love NI football.
— Colin Millar (@Millar_Colin) June 30, 2015

Assistant manager Jeff Spiers took control of the game at Seaview and will be hoping that the bossman brings him back something nice. [caption id="attachment_30628" align="alignnone" width="551"]

Picture via letteredrock.co.uk[/caption]

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Crusaders manager misses his side’s Champions League qualifier because he was on holiday

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Stephen Baxter may not have been in the dugout for his side's Champions League tie with Levadia Tallinn but he'll come back with a grand colour.

Stephen Baxter may not have been in the dugout for his side's Champions League tie with Levadia Tallinn but he'll come back with a grand colour.

Crusaders manager misses his side’s Champions League qualifier because he was on holiday

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Stephen Baxter may not have been in the dugout for his side's Champions League tie with Levadia Tallinn but he'll come back with a grand colour.

Stephen Baxter may not have been in the dugout for his side's Champions League tie with Levadia Tallinn but he'll come back with a grand colour.

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