John Mullane

I most certainly wouldn't rule this out yet.

And do not underestimate the manner in which Waterford came back.

Up and in is nine points down, 11 points down.

The easiest thing for that Waterford group yesterday was to throw in the towel three points down.

That's game up.

They didn't.

they kept going kept plugging away kept plugging away kept fighting to the final whistle and they can take that now into the last two matches and I'm telling you something don't rule these lads out everyone is saying it's a missed opportunity they're all saying oh Jesus it's going to be limerick it's going to be corked it's going to be clear if Waterford can bring to the table what they brought yesterday in that second half they can beat anybody anybody and I mean anybody

You're going to get me going now.

You're going to get me going.

Now, I think G8 was a fabulous service, but you look, there was three massive games on the weekend in the Hurling landscape, right?

Two were behind the paywall.

One was on free-to-air TV.

Now...

I spoke my piece about it last week and I think it's up to others now to pipe up about it.

I mean, we're on about having committees for this and committee for helping Willie Marr in weaker counties and throwing a million here and a million there.

I mean, the biggest thing we can do is, promotional-wise, you're 100% right, Pat, is throw as many games as we can on...

on free-to-air TV.

And I think if other pundits or other high-profile people don't start piping up there, what I would then ask the question is, the next question I would ask then is, is there a Cork 0203 team out there that would then come on board and say, well, you know what?

The fella who put me on the road, set me on the road when I was six, seven years of age in the club, whether it be Downton Down or Patrick's Well or St Finbar's down in Cork or De La Salle up in Waterford.

Is there an Inter County team out there to go and say, well, hold on now a minute.