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Kenny Archer: Unfair provincial format means no second chance for Tyrone - or anyone

The man-marking methods deployed against Conor McKenna (background) were Tyrone manager Mickey Harte’s main area of complaint.
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Kenny Archer
YOU have to feel sorry for Tyrone. Ah, go on. Or, at least, read on. Please. I'll throw Armagh hurlers into the mix as requiring sympathy too. I realise that intro will be a hard sell to [...]

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