‘Guitar and music is my switch-off’ – Mark McGuinness hopes to strike right chord for club and country in 2025
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Ireland's Mark McGuinness: "My goal is to get as many caps as I can and help the team hopefully reach a major tournament." Photo by Stephen McCarthy/SportsfileWith 46 games to play across a gruelling Championship campaign, as well as FA Cup and League Cup ties on top of international commitments, it’s important to find time [...]
Ireland's Mark McGuinness: "My goal is to get as many caps as I can and help the team hopefully reach a major tournament." Photo by Stephen McCarthy/Sportsfile
With 46 games to play across a gruelling Championship campaign, as well as FA Cup and League Cup ties on top of international commitments, it’s important to find time to unwind and recharge the batteries.
At Luton Town’s training centre, it’s the morning after the night before as, fresh from scoring his second goal of the season in Monday’s defeat at QPR, Mark McGuinness has just completed his recovery session. Work first, then play as a round of darts follows with some of the Hatters squad attempting to channel their inner Luke Littler.