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AUDIO Football Podcast #28: Shrule stun Charlestown; Mayo manager latest
01 Sept 2010 10:44 AM
James Horan, Anthony McGarry, Kevin O'Neill and Andy Moran on the hunt for a Mayo manager plus a round up of the club championship quarter-finals
AUDIO Football Podcast #28: Shrule stun Charlestown; Anthony McGarry, Kevin O'Neill and Andy Moran on the Mayo manager hunt
County champions Charlestown crashed out of the club championship at the quarter-final stage on Sunday. Rob Murphy is joined by Edwin McGreal and Daniel Carey and they hear from Kenneth Mortimer and Brian Murphy on Shrule's upset win and round up the rest of the championship action in full, including an interview with James Horan who talks about Ballintubber's victory over Ballina and his nomination for Mayo manager. Also in this weeks podcast: Anthony McGarry on being nominated for Mayo manager; former inter-county star Kevin O'Neill on the need for a full review of structures before a manager is appointed; and Andy Moran on the search for a successor to John O'Mahony.
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