DUBLIN FORWARD PAUL Mannion has been rewarded for his stunning goal against Donegal in the All-Ireland quarter-final with a starting spot for tomorrow’s semi against Kerry in Croke Park (3.30 throw-in).
The Kilmacud Crokes man scored a contender for goal of the season after being introduced as a substitute three weeks ago and he has been named at centre half-forward, and is one of three changes in personnel to Jim Gavin’s side.
Denis Bastick is named at midfield in place of Michael Darragh Macauley while James McCarthy is once again named at wing-back, although he didn’t end up featuring against Donegal as he continues his recovery from a knee injury.
Paddy Andrews and Kevin McManamon are the others to drop out of Gavin’s starting XV although it remains to be seen if that’s how they will line out tomorrow afternoon.
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The headline should read “The Players being linked to each club by the British tabloids” Poor effort
A lot of these are bizarre. Spurs for example. A striker? Spurs need to sign bottle so they can actually get the job done.
@Barry O’Brien: the Job done? They need get into a leading position first to get the job done. Chelsea had the league wrapped up at Xmas can’t call Spurs bottlers for putting a little pressure on them..