David Clarke hands Mayo an 'early' warning ahead of All-Ireland SFC final

David Clarke qualifies that his advice to Mayo isn’t sagely and is far more easier said than done but it is borne of experience – avoid the early goal concession.

The Ballina Stephenites man had to pick the ball out of his net in the first half of four All-Ireland finals – 2012, ‘16, ’17 and ’20 – and it’s obviously something he hopes Jack Livingstone doesn’t have to do on Sunday.

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