Seán Stack fears Waterford strategy could ‘disintegrate’

The man who captained Clare to their last national hurling league title win in 1978 believes Waterford play to their current system to help cover up deficiencies.
Seán Stack fears Waterford strategy could ‘disintegrate’
Fri, 29 Apr, 2016 - 01:00
Peter O’Connell

Clare play reigning league champions in the 2016 NHL final on Sunday in Thurles and will be hoping to bridge a 38-year-gap since the Banner’s last league title.

Seán Stack captained Clare to their second successive league final defeat of Kilkenny in 1978.

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