Jim Gavin must have felt pressure from Dubs players to stay on, reckons Mick Bohan

Former Dublin coach Mick Bohan reckons Jim Gavin agreed to stick around for an eighth season as manager partly because “he felt under pressure from his group” to do so.

Jim Gavin must have felt pressure from Dubs players to stay on, reckons Mick Bohan

Former Dublin coach Mick Bohan reckons Jim Gavin agreed to stick around for an eighth season as manager partly because “he felt under pressure from his group” to do so.

Bohan, who has guided Dublin to three All-Ireland ladies titles on the trot, stated in September that he thought Gavin could step down and said it would be like Alex Ferguson leaving Manchester United.

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