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Galway hold emergency talks on future of Anthony Cunningham

Emergency talks are being held in Galway this evening to try to alleviate a potential crisis after several players expressed a lack of support for senior hurling manager Anthony Cunningham.

Galway hold emergency talks on future of Anthony Cunningham

Sat, 03 Oct, 2015 - 20:35

By John Fogarty

Emergency talks are being held in Galway this evening to try to alleviate a potential crisis after several players expressed a lack of support for senior hurling manager Anthony Cunningham.

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