Red Hand looms large to deliver the Holy Grail

Tyrone 1-21, Fermanagh 0-5

Mon, 04 Aug, 2003 - 01:00
Mark Gallagher

But never before have a Tyrone team looked as well-equipped to deliver it.

While yesterday's occasion frightened the football from Fermanagh, not once did Tyrone players take their eyes from the target. Clinical and ruthless are the main adjectives to describe the Ulster champions, along with any superlative you like.

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