Tyrone manager Mickey Harte has admitted that he is looking forward to how his side regroups this Sunday when they travel to Louth on Saturday. After the Red Hands' shock exit to Down in the Ulster SFC last month, the Tyrone boss that his charges face a test in Drogheda against a side who have proven themselves in the Qualifiers to date. Speaking about the match on Saturday, Harte stated: "It will be interesting to see how we regroup and play to the best of our ability again. If we can do that, then who knows what is possible?" Twice an All-Ireland winning manager, Harte acknowledged that the Wee County will be no more a pushover for his side than they were two years ago. "Louth are a decent side. They have done well in the Qualifiers, in fact I think last year they played more games than Kerry, who won the All-Ireland. "So they know the route of the Qualifiers well, and they have beaten some decent teams on their way to doing that." Tweet

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