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Brian Fox: ‘After that success in 2016 we became a marked team’

Only a character like Brian Fox would look on the 667 crowd that attended last Sunday’s Tipperary-Fermanagh game as a positive. Small number, you point out.

Brian Fox: ‘After that success in 2016 we became a marked team’

Sat, 09 Feb, 2019 - 04:40

Only a character like Brian Fox would look on the 667 crowd that attended last Sunday’s Tipperary-Fermanagh game as a positive. Small number, you point out.

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