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Niall Sludden: Manager has given us licence to attack

Niall Sludden has taken a swipe back at the critics of Tyrone’s so-called defensive approach, insisting they’re an attack-minded team.

Niall Sludden: Manager has given us licence to attack

Thu, 12 Jul, 2018 - 07:00

Francis Mooney

Niall Sludden has taken a swipe back at the critics of Tyrone’s so-called defensive approach, insisting they’re an attack-minded team.

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