Pitch battle: SIS's global ambitions are expanding
From Old Trafford to the Bernabéu, Sligo native George Mullan’s firm is going from strength to strength, writes Philip Connolly
Towards the end of last month, George Mullan had his Sunday afternoon interrupted by a call from Sweden. The Friends Arena, Sweden’s national stadium, has had a tough spring as the weather has taken its toll on the pitch.
In an era when so much money is flowing into football, patience is in short supply. By Monday, Mullan’s firm, SIS, had harvested 23 trucks worth of turf. On Thursday, the pitch was relaid....
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