Feargal Logan: ‘There are 20 or more in the group who have had positive Covid tests’

The GAA last night pushed back the Kerry-Tyrone All-Ireland SFC semi-final to Saturday, August 28. They did so after Tyrone stated they will not be in a position to play next Saturday due to the high number of Covid incidents within their panel. Before the GAA’s announcement, Declan Bogue spoke to joint-manager Feargal Logan

TESTING TIMES: Tyrone joint manager Feargal Logan says the country’s Covid crisis as ‘the most challenging thing I have ever been involved in, in football and I have been in a lot of challenging positions right through the Troubles and onwards’. Picture: Inpho/Laszlo Geczo

Declan Bogue: Feargal, Tyrone have stated they will not be playing Kerry this Saturday, What would you like instead.

Feargal Logan: Ideally, we would like to play a meaningful, competitive All-Ireland semi-final against Kerry.