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I’m not a ‘nasty’ player, insists Dublin’s Jonny Cooper

Experienced Dublin defender Jonny Cooper has rejected claims that he’s a deliberately cynical and ‘nasty’ player who trades in ‘cute whorism’.

I’m not a ‘nasty’ player, insists Dublin’s Jonny Cooper

Thu, 11 Oct, 2018 - 04:50

By Paul Keane

Experienced Dublin defender Jonny Cooper has rejected claims that he’s a deliberately cynical and ‘nasty’ player who trades in ‘cute whorism’.

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