McGuire dismisses talk Cork were on Sligo wish list for quarter-final

SLIGO captain Noel McGuire has dismissed suggestions that they were hoping to meet Cork in Saturday’s All-Ireland football quarter-final.
McGuire dismisses talk Cork were on Sligo wish list for quarter-final
Thu, 02 Aug, 2007 - 01:00
Jim O’Sullivan

According to reports, the Cork manager Billy Morgan claimed to have it on record that the new Connacht champions wanted to be drawn against his team, implying that they were fully confident of beating them.

However, McGuire insisted yesterday that they had no preferences.

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