JIM MCGUINNESS’S RIGHT-HAND man Rory Gallagher has cranked up the tension ahead of Sunday’s much-anticipated All-Ireland quarter-final against Mayo.
Gallagher suggests in the Irish News that the Connacht champions offered advice to the Farney on how to beat the All-Ireland winners before the Ulster final in Clones.
“Maybe we suspect there was a bit of collusion between Monaghan and Mayo,” Gallagher says. The coach also says that Mayo chief, James Horan has been working from a script prepared by well-known journalist and sports psychologist, Kieran Shannon, when addressing the media.
Meanwhile, the Monaghan have named their side for the All-Ireland SFC quarter-final against Tyrone in Croke Park on Saturday.
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The Farney will line out with an unchanged side from that which defeated Donegal in the provincial decider.
Monaghan XV (v Tyrone): Rory Beggan, Kieran Duffy, Drew Wylie, Colin Walshe, Vincent Corey, Neil McAdam, Dessie Mone, Owen Lennon, Darren Hughes, Paul Finlay, Stephen Gollogly, Dermot Malone, Padraig Donaghy, Kieran Hughes, Conor McManus.
Mayo 'colluding' with Monaghan, claims Donegal coach Rory Gallagher
JIM MCGUINNESS’S RIGHT-HAND man Rory Gallagher has cranked up the tension ahead of Sunday’s much-anticipated All-Ireland quarter-final against Mayo.
Gallagher suggests in the Irish News that the Connacht champions offered advice to the Farney on how to beat the All-Ireland winners before the Ulster final in Clones.
“Maybe we suspect there was a bit of collusion between Monaghan and Mayo,” Gallagher says. The coach also says that Mayo chief, James Horan has been working from a script prepared by well-known journalist and sports psychologist, Kieran Shannon, when addressing the media.
Meanwhile, the Monaghan have named their side for the All-Ireland SFC quarter-final against Tyrone in Croke Park on Saturday.
The Farney will line out with an unchanged side from that which defeated Donegal in the provincial decider.
Monaghan XV (v Tyrone): Rory Beggan, Kieran Duffy, Drew Wylie, Colin Walshe, Vincent Corey, Neil McAdam, Dessie Mone, Owen Lennon, Darren Hughes, Paul Finlay, Stephen Gollogly, Dermot Malone, Padraig Donaghy, Kieran Hughes, Conor McManus.
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