20/10/2021
20/10/2021
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Swatragh man Terry McFlynn left home as a teenager to pursue a career as a professional soccer player with QPR.
After his time in England, he spent the rest of his career in Australia.
After a lengthy career with Sydney FC, he has moved to Perth Glory.
He spoke to Michael McMullan of the County Derry Post.
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