Canavan may call time on career

All-Ireland winning Tyrone skipper Peter Canavan has hinted that he may call time on a glorious football career.

Mon, 01 Dec, 2003 - 16:54

All-Ireland winning Tyrone skipper Peter Canavan has hinted that he may call time on a glorious football career.

The brilliant full-forward led the Red Hands to their first ever All-Ireland in September, but at 34 he may opt to hang up his boots despite landing his fifth AllStar award.

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