Observe sons of Ulster marching towards Sam

PEOPLE seriously doubted Brian Cody prior to the hurling decider when the Kilkenny manager said it was "absolutely and totally a 50-50 game".

Observe sons of Ulster marching towards Sam
Sat, 27 Sep, 2003 - 01:00
Jim O’Sullivan

Similarly, selector Noel Skehan described as "crazy", the overwhelming favouritism for their team. How right they were!

Tomorrow's unique Bank of Ireland football championship final is different in the sense that it is accepted Armagh and Tyrone are very closely matched.

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