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Published 16:36 21 Jan 2017 GMT
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He played in the 2012 McKenna Cup final against Tyrone and felt he did well despite victory for Mickey Harte's men. Still, he didn't get back into the Derry senior squad until 2015. He came off the bench in a championship clash with Galway and lapped over a fine point. Last January, he reflected:
"Coming on against Galway and scoring that point, I’ve not had many better feelings in my life than that."Forrester is gunning for more in 2017. He has started the year with a bang. On Wednesday, he lined out for the Oak Leafers against Queens and scored a super 'Superman' goal. 1-6 to 0-2 up as the first half wound down, he made a great supporting run and flung himself forward to make the vital connection.
The game finished 2-20 to 0-6. Forrester and Derry had their win but bigger challenges await.
They're ready. They can't wait.
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