Mayo juniors use fly-keeper tactic in dramatic comeback

One of the tactical moves of the year?

Mayo juniors use fly-keeper tactic in dramatic comeback
Thu, 03 May, 2018 - 18:23
Stephen Barry

By Stephen Barry

Mayo are rarely afraid to produce rabbit-from-the-hat tactical switches to surprise the opposition.

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CourtsGaaPlace: RoscommonPerson: Stephen Barry MayoPerson: Stephen RochfordPerson: Aidan O'SheaPerson: Barry MoranPerson: Lee KeeganPerson: Alan DillonPerson: David ClarkePerson: Rob HennellyPerson: Jarlath TrenchPerson: Chris McGlynnPerson: Matthew FlanaganPerson: FlanaganPerson: Ciaran BoylanPerson: Anthony MoranPerson: Seán BoylanPerson: Kevin McStayPerson: Kieran TonraPerson: McStayPerson: CathalPerson: Fintan CreggPerson: DalyPerson: ConorPerson: RonanPerson: LennonPerson: FergalPerson: CiaránPerson: Ultan HarneyPerson: James FeatherstoneEvent: All-IrelandOrganisation: MayoOrganisation: TyroneOrganisation: Roscommon
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