Inner 'arrogance' crucial to competing at highest level, insists Warnock 

It was only in 2019 that the Watty Grahams club contested their first county final and they didn't actually make the breakthrough until last year though they've since retained the title and blitzed Ulster too.
Inner 'arrogance' crucial to competing at highest level, insists Warnock 

NEW KIDS ON THE BLOCK: Michael Warnock of Watty Graham's Glen GAC, Derry, pictured ahead of the AIB GAA All-Ireland Football Senior Club Championship Semi-Final, which takes place this Sunday, January 8th at Croke Park at 3.30pm. Pic: Ramsey Cardy/Sportsfile

Michael Warnock admits he always had the inner 'arrogance' to believe that serious success was on the horizon with Glen.

It was only in 2019 that the Watty Grahams club contested their first county final and they didn't actually make the breakthrough until last year though they've since retained the title and blitzed Ulster too.

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