Carney: Tony McEntee can provide missing link for Mayo

The former Armagh star has been drafted in an effort by new manager Stephen Rochford to end Mayo’s All-Ireland famine.

Wed, 30 Dec, 2015 - 12:09

By Daragh Small

Former Mayo footballer Martin Carney believes the influence of coach Tony McEntee could shore up Mayo’s defence and be the difference in the big matches.

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