Old Gold gains currency again

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Old Gold gains currency again
Tue, 27 May, 2003 - 01:00
Ian Parkes

The veteran defender admitted that he will assess his options before deciding if he will play on for another season.

“I am going to go away and have a think about it,” the Corkman admitted in the aftermath of the thriller at the Millennium Stadium in Cardiff.

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