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Tyrone captain Mattie Donnelly opens up on career threatening injury

Tyrone captain Mattie Donnelly has revealed his injury could be “career-threatening” if it is not managed properly and will not return to play until he is completely happy.

Tyrone captain Mattie Donnelly opens up on career threatening injury

Thu, 05 Dec, 2019 - 10:00

Orla Bannon

Tyrone captain Mattie Donnelly has revealed his injury could be “career-threatening” if it is not managed properly and will not return to play until he is completely happy.

Donnelly suffered a serious injury in Trillick's Ulster club defeat by Derrygonnelly a month ago when a tendon holding the hamstring to the bone was detached.

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