Rebels ready to make a statement, says Shields

Michael Shields has been facing Kerry sides in Munster finals for 11 years now.

Rebels ready to make a statement, says Shields
Thu, 03 Jul, 2014 - 01:00
Terry Reilly

Ever since he was a fresh-faced minor, they’ve stood in the way. The lesson he has learned in that time?

“The biggest thing is preparation,” he said.

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