Conor Glass: Any silverware would be 'fantastic' for Derry
Derry midfielder Conor Glass said any piece of silverware would be "fantastic" after his side inched closer to a Division 1 final after a five-point away win over Mayo this afternoon.
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Derry midfielder Conor Glass said any piece of silverware would be "fantastic" after his side inched closer to a Division 1 final after a five-point away win over Mayo this afternoon.
After comfortably accounting for Derry last weekend, Lee Keegan believes Dublin are again evolving into a formidable force, adding that a full-strength Dubs outfit would be "too far ahead" of a Derry outfit with their full compliment on view.
Jim McGuinness is still re-adjusting to life once again as an inter-county manager, yet the modern possession-based game, as it is currently refereed, isn't exactly to his liking.
Cormac Costello's goal for Dublin against Derry ended the game as a competitive contest with the hosts’ challenge fizzling out, according to Ciarán Whelan.
It was a first Derry defeat of the Mickey Harte era as Dublin ended the hosts perfect Division One league record with a five point victory in front of 13,265 in Celtic Park on Saturday night.
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RTÉ GAA analyst Peter Canavan believes that Saturday's Division 1 meeting of leaders Derry and a rejuvenated Dublin brings together the best two teams in the country currently.
Derry cruised to a third successive Division One victory as goals from Conor McCluskey, Padraig McGrogan and Conor Doherty saw the Oak Leafers breeze past Monaghan aside in a one-sided affair in Celtic Park.