Allen poised to replace O'Grady

JOHN ALLEN could be installed as the new Cork hurling coach tonight.

Tue, 26 Oct, 2004 - 01:00

Tony Leen

The St. Finbarr’s man, a selector with this year’s All-Ireland winning team, is poised to replace his club-mate Donal O’Grady - if he can get agreement from key members of the management team to stay on for 2005.

The Cork players have expressed a preference for continuity, and are keen for as many of the five outgoing selectors as possible to stay on.

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