Injuries mount for Mayo

Six Mayo players picked up injuries in club games last weekend - a statistic which is sure to add to the recent tension between Mickey Moran and the Mayo County Board.

Injuries mount for Mayo
Tue, 01 Aug, 2006 - 16:58
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Six Mayo players picked up injuries in club games last weekend - a statistic which is sure to add to the recent tension between Mickey Moran and the Mayo County Board.

The Mayo manager and his assistant John Morrison refused to take charge of last Tuesday's training session with the senior panel, fuelling speculation that they were about to quit.

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