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8th November 2017
03:59pm GMT

"He's a great father, he's a great husband," she said. "He's obsessed with Charlotte (Moran's daughter) and she knows that and she has him wrapped around her little finger. "He's just a really good guy and we love him a lot."Whenever the team sheet is read out in MacHale Park, Croke Park or any stadium that Mayo are playing the one name that is cheered loudest is Andy Moran, that's a fact. The people of Mayo love him for coming back time and time again and having a career year in 2017 is only going to cement his legacy. At 34-years-old nobody would begrudge Moran for hanging up the boots but he's not going to, he's not done yet. In the video Moran speaks about retirement and he doesn't have any big plans for his:
"Do I have an age in mind to retire? The answer to that would be no," he said. "If Stephen Rochford or somebody else wants me to go back playing for Mayo and it's the right thing for me to do with my family, I think I'll keep going until the body tells me to stop."Speaking at the award ceremony after receiving his award Moran spoke about retirement and how he didn't consider it after spending the 2016 loss with his daughter on the Croke Park pitch:
"Last year, no. I always felt if I found my form back a bit I'd always come back. "I was close, a tiny bit, in 2014 because the body wasn't reacting but that picture stayed with me, it was in my mind going around in the parade this year." https://twitter.com/PwCIreland/status/928268976127401985
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