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Cox bidding to keep Irish hockey in the headlines

Alexander Cox says the never-say-die attitude of Irish hockey teams was the main reason he applied for the men’s head coach job just four months out from the World Cup in India.

Cox bidding to keep Irish hockey in the headlines

Tue, 28 Aug, 2018 - 03:10

By Stephen Findlater

Alexander Cox says the never-say-die attitude of Irish hockey teams was the main reason he applied for the men’s head coach job just four months out from the World Cup in India.

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