'My first mistake was coming in after a player coup': Derek McGrath reflects on Waterford tenure

“We made a lot of genuine and honest mistakes and I can live with those.”

Tue, 19 Jun, 2018 - 11:00

John Fogarty

By John Fogarty

Former Waterford manager Derek McGrath has called on more sophisticated score detection technology to be installed at all county venues to ensure fairness.

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