Mortimer family criticise Mayo manager

The family of former Mayo player Conor Mortimer released a stinging criticism of county manager James Horan last night.

Mortimer family criticise Mayo manager
Fri, 13 Jul, 2012 - 08:55

The family of former Mayo player Conor Mortimer released a stinging criticism of county manager James Horan last night.

The all-time leading scorer in Mayo history, just one game shy of his 100th appearance for the county, quit the team on Tuesday after not being named in the starting team for the Connacht final against Sligo.

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