Under-fire Hogan keen to finish the job

TIPPERARY hurling manager Ken Hogan wants to stay at the helm in the Premier County - despite crank phone calls and poison pen letters after the defeat by Galway in the All-Ireland hurling quarter-final.

Under-fire Hogan keen to finish the job

That loss signalled the end of the two year terms of Hogan and his selectors, Jack Bergin and Colm Bonnar.

Tipperary GAA chiefs have since appointed a committee to consider the situation.

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