Will O'Callaghan

And the Cats shown a bit of character to see off Wexford in the end after we'd all questioned the way they played in Salt Hill the week before.

In Salt Hill, Galway beat Offaly today and Fergal Whiteley got two goals.

Dublin seeing off Kildare in the other games in Leinster.

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Yeah, it was a really good day.

I think very enjoyable.

I think we'll kick off the two games in Munster.

But Murph, I wanted to ask you first, because last night you were putting in really positive messages to the group.

We were wondering where you were with Kilkenny after what happened last week.

And you were going, hmm, do you know what?

The smell of chips around Nolan Park, the freshly cooked grass and the nice sunshine.

I'm in a different mood this week.

incredible stuff uh before we ask how james scale is getting on i want to bring you a staff from jordan norris's full-time report which has been carried by a few places here the last time the tipperary won at walsh park in the championship was in 1996 the second of june to be precise and the top scorer that day was tipperary's liam cal who's now their manager

I realise it's a bit of an anomaly though because you don't play each other every year and the round robin has brought these home and away's more often and that type of stuff as well but it just again probably speaks to Waterford's home record and loads of their fans were on to us last week, went too harsh on them after the performance against Clare.

They did show a bit of grit this afternoon Scal, they were very impressive in that second half weren't they?

Yeah, 1-10, 3-12, I think.

Someone surely picks it up, but yeah.

Yeah, I was listening to both Liam Kyle and Peter Quealy, which you can get in the Off the Ball social media now.

It went up just a few minutes ago.

Their reaction after the game, Peter Quealy was a bit more frustrated.