Quote from: seafoid on May 05, 2024, 07:46:58 PMNot what I would tend to associate with Tipperary hurling
https://m.independent.ie/sport/gaelic-games/hurling/we-tend-to-love-a-good-failure-in-tipp-that-is-what-disappoints-me-the-most-liam-cahill-hits-back-at-critics/a966970394.html
Taking a swipe at his critics in the county he declared: "We tend to love a good failure in Tipp. That is what disappoints me the most. We tend to love a good failure."
Cahill would be better shutting up and concentrating on his team.
They were out-hurled for the most part by Waterford but they hung on in there and salvaged a draw.
I thought Bonnar Maher was lucky to avoid a red card for his mistimed shoulder/raised elbow which connected with Lyons. He was probably saved by the fact he was only on the field a few minutes before.
Not sure what the ref was doing running across the goals before the penalty was struck, I've never saw anything like that before and really should have been retaken, not that I think it would have changed the end result, but who knows!
Waterford somehow allowed a Tipp man in acres of space twice in injury time to take a puckout unopposed well inside their own half, I find that staggering also at this level, but the Tipp lads have given themselves a fighting chance for third place.