Sat, 03 Jul, 2004 - 01:00
If both teams play up to expectations, then it will come down to preparation, which management team has done their homework better.
All the above is the studied opinion of Offaly manager Mike McNamara, the man who trained Clare to three Munster titles, two All-Irelands.
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GaaHurlingPlace: Croke ParkPlace: south KilkennyPlace: KilkennyPlace: CorkPlace: GalwayPlace: TipperaryPlace: ClarePerson: Diarmuid O’FlynnPerson: Mike McNamaraPerson: John ConranPerson: McNamaraPerson: RoryPerson: Gary HanniffyPerson: Joe BradyPerson: Rory McCarthyPerson: Declan RuthPerson: John O’ConnorPerson: Adrian FenlonPerson: ScarriffPerson: Brendan MurphyPerson: Johnny DooleyPerson: Michael CorleyPerson: Johnny PilkingtonPerson: CassidyPerson: FranksEvent: Guinness Leinster finalEvent: Leinster finalEvent: LeinsterEvent: MunsterEvent: Munster finalEvent: All-IrelandOrganisation: TACTICSOrganisation: OffalyOrganisation: WexfordOrganisation: LeinsterOrganisation: MunsterOrganisation: KilkennyOrganisation: Clare
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