Canty: We all want Counihan to stay on

All-Ireland winning Cork captain Graham Canty is hoping Conor Counihan will remain at the helm of the Rebels next season.

Tue, 26 Oct, 2010 - 17:22

All-Ireland winning Cork captain Graham Canty is hoping Conor Counihan will remain at the helm of the Rebels next season.

Counihan, who guided the Rebels to the league and championship glory this year in his third season in charge, is set to make a decision on his future within the next week.

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