Mark O'Connor apologises to Geelong for lining out in Kerry SFC quarter-final

Mark O’Connor has apologised to his Geelong employers for lining out for Dingle in last month’s Kerry SFC quarter-final win over Austin Stacks.

Mark O'Connor apologises to Geelong for lining out in Kerry SFC quarter-final
Tue, 16 Oct, 2018 - 18:53
John Fogarty

Mark O’Connor has apologised to his Geelong employers for lining out for Dingle in last month’s Kerry SFC quarter-final win over Austin Stacks.

O’Connor was not granted permission to play for his home club in a game in which he was black carded.

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