Nallen set to make record appearance

JAMES NALLEN will become the most capped Mayo player of all time when he makes his 123rd appearance in the famous green and red jersey at Omagh on Sunday.
Nallen set to make record appearance
Fri, 06 Apr, 2007 - 01:00
Michael Ellard

Nallen will also captain the Mayo team which shows a number of changes from the side that defeated Dublin last weekend.

David Clarke takes over in goal from Ken O’Malley who has a dislocated thumb. Aidan Higgins comes in at right corner back with James Kilcullen losing out, while Gary Mullins is in at right half back instead of Peader Gardiner.

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