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File photo, Mark Timlin. Picture Stephen Doherty
Midfielder Mark Timlin was back in action for Finn Harps in their first pre-season game, away to Galway United on Sunday.
Harps lost 1-0, but it was a good workout and for Timlin, who has spent much of the last two seasons injured, it was greaty to get some game time.
He was interviewed afterwards on Harps TV
️ "I'm delighted to get that first wee bit under my belt so hopefully now I can build on it in the next few games and be ready for the start of the season."
— Finn Harps FC (@FinnHarpsFC) February 21, 2021
Mark Timlin chats to Finn Harps TV after his return to action this afternoon.#UTH ⚪️ pic.twitter.com/RCHAkw3qV3
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