Anthony Daly: Waterford wanted it more, which is an indictment on Cork

The team which lost by the least amount — Cork — will still have attracted the most criticism
Jack Prendergast of Waterford is tackled by Tim O'Mahony of Cork. Picture: Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

Jack Prendergast of Waterford is tackled by Tim O'Mahony of Cork. Picture: Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

In a bewildering time, it’s already been a bewildering championship. Despite all the hope and expectation, a raft of teams have already found themselves in the horrors; Cork, Clare, Laois, Wexford and, to a lesser extent now, Tipperary.

Most of those sides shipped big beatings on the scoreboard but, the team which lost by the least amount — Cork — will still have attracted the most criticism, primarily because of the serial nature of another big day loss.

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