Former Tyrone midfielder Colm Cavanagh has suggested that the time might be right for a change of manager and for Mickey Harte to step aside.
Speaking on RTE’s Game On programme last night, Cavanagh said it was “frustrating” to watch his former team-mates lose out to Donegal on Sunday afternoon.
And he said now might be a good time for a change of manager – insisting that a fresh approach might be a positive move for what he insists is a talented squad of players.
Cavanagh played in the league before lockdown, but announced his inter-county retirement in September.
On the same programme, Cavan’s Séanie Johnston said Donegal have a ‘real chance’ of winning the All-Ireland this year after beating Tyrone on Sunday.
The victory leaves Donegal two wins away from a third provincial crown on the spin, but Johnston thinks a winter All-Ireland championships will suit Declan Bonner’s side and insisted they’ll be a real force this year
- Thu, 14 Nov 2024
- (+353) 07491 25000
- (+353) 086 60 25000