Forde’s days numbered

PETER FORDE’S time as Galway manager looks all-but at an end after Saturday’s All-Ireland qualifier defeat to Meath.

Mon, 23 Jul, 2007 - 01:00

Brendan O'Brien

Appointed in 2004, the Mayo man delivered a Connacht title in his first season in charge but suffered provincial disappointment in the last two years.

“My three years is up so that is it as far as I am concerned,” said Forde.

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