Dillon demands major review of Mayo football after tame exit

Alan Dillon has called for root-and-branch reform of Mayo football following their humiliating exit from the All-Ireland championship on Saturday.

Dillon demands major review of Mayo football after tame exit
Wed, 30 Jun, 2010 - 09:31

Alan Dillon has called for root-and-branch reform of Mayo football following their humiliating exit from the All-Ireland championship on Saturday.

Mayo’s qualifier defeat to Longford and the subsequent resignation of manager John O’Mahony ended a miserable season for the underachieving Connacht outfit.

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