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Winning habit pleases Goold

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Winning habit pleases Goold

Sat, 08 Mar, 2014 - 00:00

Michael Moynihan

Fintan Goold offers an evaluation of and context for Cork’s win over Dublin last weekend in Croke Park and puts it all in perspective.

“It was a good win but we won’t lose the run of ourselves over a game in February,” said the Cork midfielder.

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