Tipp confident of finding new boss

The Tipperary county board are confident of finding a successor to hurling boss Nicky English by the end of October.

Tipp confident of finding new boss
Wed, 09 Oct, 2002 - 14:19

The Tipperary county board are confident of finding a successor to hurling boss Nicky English by the end of October.

John McIntyre and current selector Ken Hogan are the names on everyone's' lips to take over but as yet neither have given a firm reply.

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