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Tyrone manager, Mickey Harte.
LAST Saturday Tyrone crashed out of the All-Ireland championship and in the aftermath, manager Mickey Harte spoke about the perceived injustice of Sean Cavanagh’s sending off and the treatment he got from Mayo defenders.
Kerry legend Darragh Ó Sé, writing in the Irish Times today, is having none of the Ulstermen’s excuses.
Darragh writes; “When I saw Tyrone were crying over the treatment Seán Cavanagh received on Saturday against Mayo, I couldn’t help laughing. Mickey Harte called him a victim and said it’s a shame he was targeted. Seán himself was in the papers yesterday saying it was something that needed to be stamped out of our game. Ah, lads. Come on now. There’s brass neck and there’s brass neck.
“Seán got it tough on Saturday, there’s no doubt about it. Lee Keegan dogged him for the day and gave him misery all through the game. But the idea of Tyrone – Tyrone! – suddenly deciding that this kind of thing is beyond the beyonds is pretty hilarious. It would brighten up a bad day just to say it out loud.”
You can read Darragh’s full article – Here
