Waterford selectors line up team changes for crucial clash

THE Waterford selectors have rung the changes for tomorrow’s crucial Allianz NHL clash with Clare at Walsh Park.
Fri, 28 Mar, 2003 - 00:00
Brendan Larkin

Dropped are Tom Feeney and Brian Flannery in defence and Michael Walsh from midfield, while there are a number of positional changes in attack.

Declan Prendergast and Alan Kirwan take over from Feeney and Flannery in the full back line; Peter Queally comes in at left half back with James Murray moving out to partner Tony Browne at midfield in place of Michael Walsh.

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