McGleenan expects to have full hand for Omagh trip
February 23, 2017
Cavan manager Mattie McGleenan.
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Cavan boss Mattie McGleenan expects to have a full squad to choose from for Sunday's third round trip to Tyrone.
The Blues lost centre-back Conor Moynagh and Gerard Smith to injuries in the first-half of their drawn encounter with Monaghan two weeks ago and McGleenan says, with a bit of luck, they'll be at full strength against his native county.
"Touch wood, we have a clean bill of health," McGleenan is quoted saying in The Irish News.
"Everybody's up for it; if you're not up for Tyrone, jeez, what are you going to do, master?"
He added: "It's a huge game for us. Tyrone have raised the bar with how they performed against Dublin so as a team we have to go into Healy Park and play a really tremendous game.
"Seven points (the team's tally against Monaghan) is nowhere near going to be good enough to do anything against Tyrone this Sunday. We have a lot of work to do in terms of breaking down their defence. We have to hit 13, 14 scores if we want to win this game."
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