Canavan in and Harte happy with Tyrone switches

MICKEY HARTE is sticking with the successful half-time switches made in the drawn All- Ireland quarter-final thriller with Dublin for tomorrow’s replay in Croke Park.

Canavan in and Harte happy with Tyrone switches
Fri, 26 Aug, 2005 - 01:00
Brendan Larkin

That means sticking with Conor Gormley’s switch from midfield to centre-back and Enda McGinley’s move to midfield. And there’s a first start for Peter Canavan since the drawn Ulster final against Armagh.

Just nine players start in the same position they did a fortnight ago, but there are just two changes in personnel.

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