Tyrone optimistic on McGinley fitness
Updated: Wednesday, 12 Aug 2009 12:38
Tyrone are optimistic that Enda McGinley will be fit to face Cork in the All-Ireland SFC semi-final.
McGinley's troublesome hamstring meant he missed the quarter-final victory over Kildare, but manager Mickey Harte is optimistic he'll be ready come Sunday week.
Harte said in The Examiner: ' We are hopeful that he (McGinley) will be okay. He has had treatment on the injury. He didn’t do a lot at the weekend, but we are hoping that he will be able to do a full session by the end of the week. We are very optimistic at the minute.'
Indeed Harte has few injury worries ahead of the semi-final with keeper John Devine the only player definitely out.
'I think everyone is in with a fighting chance. Maybe for the first time in our lives we will have 34 or 35 available to us,' Harte confirmed.
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