Remedy must be found for Cork malaise

SHAKESPEARE’S Hamlet proclaimed: “Something’s rotten in the state of Denmark”.

Now fast forward a few hundred years, change a couple of words something's rotten in the statelet of Cork.

Let's take the hurling situation first. A week ago, Donal Og Cusack came out and did his own Roy Keane, launching a broadside on radio against the senior hurling team management set-up, and against his own county board. Unlike Keane however, the Cork goalkeeper waited until after the dust had settled on the championship before coming out with his grievances. Many of those to whom I've spoken believe that was a good thing. I don't.