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Published 10:01 12 Sept 2016 BST
Updated 13:26 12 Sept 2016 BST
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The renowned half forward who helped lead Keel to a Munster junior title in 2013 doesn't shirk responsibility. He doesn't fear distance and he obviously sees the posts as wide as the proverbial barn door.
The same man had already kicked a 50-yard free at the end of normal time to force an extra 20 minutes and, with one last chance to rescue his club, he didn't let them down.
So, in a mirror image of one of the most iconic pieces of football of all time, Strand Road was treated to its own piece of magic as Sayers curled over with his left from the left sideline.
Maurice Fitzgerald, 2001
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MIRi87JmIsY
Gary Sayers, 2016
They'll tell folklore stories about this man and his 1-5 salvo that simply refused to allow his club to surrender.
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