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Published 22:09 27 Sept 2017 BST
Updated 22:12 27 Sept 2017 BST
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That's why Ronan O'Gara thinks that Jim Gavin has trained himself to react like he did at the full time whistle.
Debating the matter with one of Gavin's critics, Colm Parkinson, the Irish legend stood up for the Dub and gave his take on why it's happening.
"I found it very interesting," O'Gara said on SportsJOE Live sponsored by Lottoland. "I think he's taught himself to do that. As a player, it's very different. "I'm no-one to comment on where he is, he's won four All-Irelands. "He has mastered conquering emotions. As Irish people we have an unbelievable capacity to peak for one occasion and then get nothing the next day out. What other team in the country can back it up like Dublin? "He's going to bed every night looking at his four medals. He's the biggest winner in the country at the minute. He's redefining what success is."The one thing you can say is that these Dubs back up their talk and they even back up their success. They are reeling out excellence to the point where it's almost perfection and they're doing it time and time again. ROG and Wooly get into the topic during the first segment of SportsJOE Live below.
Tyrone send open letter to GAA over Allianz sponsorship
The GAA, and its president Jarlath Burns, have come under further pressure in regards to their sponsorship deal with Allianz following an open letter from Tyrone GAA. The letter sent, again highlighted the issue of Allianz’s relations to Israel. The German insurance company has been Gaelic football and hurling’s league sponsor since 1993 and have […]
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