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Brendan Crossan: Burgers and diesel in Cabragh as Mickey Harte left the stage

Mickey Harte at his home last Friday after announcing his decision to step down as Tyrone manager Picture by Hugh Russell.
Brendan Crossan - The Boot Room
IT had come to this. Eating a hamburger at the side of the road in Cabragh. Pumped with adrenaline and sweating. A day when every single second counts. We’ll rewind to last Thursday mor[...]

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