Russell back in Kingdom reckoning

MIKE FRANK RUSSELL will make his first start in the Allianz NFL when Kerry take on Galway at Pearse Stadium on Sunday next.
Russell back in Kingdom reckoning
Thu, 10 Apr, 2008 - 01:00
Michael Ellard

The Laune Rangers player made his first appearance in the Kingdom colours since last season’s All-Ireland final success when he came on as a substitute during last weekend’s victory over Kildare.

His inclusion at right corner forward sparks the move of Darren O’Sullivan to right half forward in place of Daniel Bohane, while Anthony Maher replaces Eoin Brosnan on the other flank of attack.

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