Audio: Michael Murphy ‘high as a kite’ but wary it can go the other way

written by Charlie Collins February 8, 2016

MICHAEL MURPHY ADMITTED Donegal’s fine start to the Allianz League Division 1 means the panel have a spring in their step.

Donegal followed up their 3-14 to 0-7 victory over Down with a fine 2-14 to 1-7 victory against Cork in Ballyshannon yesterday, which sets things up nicely ahead of a five-day training break to Tenerife next week and the visit of Mayo in just under three weeks’ time.

“It’s four points,” Murphy (pictured above by Evan Logan) said. “the league tends to do that. If you get a couple of wins then you’re high as kites but it can go the other way. I know people get a bit bored of hearing it but the end game is all about Championship. it’s about getting our fitness levels back up and our skills levels. It’s about pushing on till the next day against Mayo.”

Listen to Murphy’s interview in full with Charlie Collins …

https://soundcloud.com/donegalsporthub-club-notes/michael-murphy-on-donegals-win-over-cork

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For over two decades, has been regarded as the voice of sport in Donegal. Charlie is the former Head of Sport at Highland Radio – a role he fulfilled for 23 years. He is a former Managing Director at Highland Radio. Produced the Talking Sport Podcast upon leaving Highland Radio before helping to form Donegal Sport Hub in 2015.

Audio: Michael Murphy ‘high as a kite’ but wary it can go the other way

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