Kiltane’s early blitz kills Clyda
The Mayo champions, despite playing with a gale force wind in the opening half of yesterday’s semi-final clash, were struggling to break down a well marshalled Clyda Rovers rearguard. John Walsh’s charges, 13 of whom operated inside their own half in the first period, were more than content to retain possession with no forward drive, at one point stringing six handpasses across their own 21 yard line. Effective, if not easy on the eye.
The Kiltane supporter, however, had had enough and let rip. Ten minutes later the Clyda defence lay in debris, 2-4 pilfered by the Kiltane forwards during the collapse.
