AFTER KILKENNY LIFTED a record 36th Liam MacCarthy Cup in September of last year, Cork legend Dónal Óg Cusack described beating the Cats as conquering the last 800m of Mount Everest — the so-called ‘Death Zone.’
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A lot of teams come close but, when push comes to shove in games — the crucial third quarter — it’s Brian Cody’s men who usually find themselves reaching the summit first.
In this video we examine what Waterford need to do to topple Kilkenny tomorrow both in terms of controlling their opponent’s shooting and improving their own woeful wide ratio to date in this year’s championship.
Guinness are a proud partner of the GAA and want to put you at the heart of the action with in-depth analysis that’s made of more. Visit drinkaware.ie.
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GAA championship video preview: Kilkenny leave Waterford with the highest of mountains to climb
AFTER KILKENNY LIFTED a record 36th Liam MacCarthy Cup in September of last year, Cork legend Dónal Óg Cusack described beating the Cats as conquering the last 800m of Mount Everest — the so-called ‘Death Zone.’
A lot of teams come close but, when push comes to shove in games — the crucial third quarter — it’s Brian Cody’s men who usually find themselves reaching the summit first.
In this video we examine what Waterford need to do to topple Kilkenny tomorrow both in terms of controlling their opponent’s shooting and improving their own woeful wide ratio to date in this year’s championship.
Guinness are a proud partner of the GAA and want to put you at the heart of the action with in-depth analysis that’s made of more. Visit drinkaware.ie.
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