Paul Murphy

I'm a young fella trying to come onto the field.

I want to perform well, but you need to give me a better opportunity to sink my teeth into it than that.

If you were to go out to blood players into this match, young lads will come into this game going, we're out of the championship.

I'm going down here on my first game, I'm going to be marking Aaron Galan, I'm going to be marking Gerold Hegarty.

Put them out in the league match.

Put them out in the match where there's something on the table where you're going to get two points, you're playing in Turles, and the year isn't over.

That's how you blood players.

But I actually think regardless if it was players' last matches or not, there's no harm in putting out a bit more of an experienced team that can take this on the chin a little bit.

And I know, Lads, probably what's dominated the conversation afterwards is Liam Kyle's comments.

But aside from that, I don't think you can really get too hung up on team selection when the year was finished.

It's unfortunate for Tipperary that the year was finished coming into it.

But it's devoid of analysis after that then because you could turn around and say, well, they're structured and all this stuff.

But then you're asking yourself, was their heart really in it?

Like, you know, it's such a tough situation for them.

And then, like, I mean, people will look at Clare then as well.

Clare coming at it from a different angle where they're coming off a big bounce.

And I'm not changing the subject of the Clare Cork match, but Clare coming off a big bounce from a big temporary win.

No one now thereafter are getting out of Munster.

And they failed to perform in their match.

But they're safe.