Match day plans to be reviewed

MUNSTER COUNCIL chiefsa re to review match day pro-cedures following controversial claims made by Waterford hurling boss Davy Fitzgerald in the aftermath of Sunday’s provincial semi-final draw with Limerick.

Match day plans to be reviewed

Fitzgerald said his son was ‘held back’ by an official as the team entered the ground and that his side were not notified when to return to the field for the second half.

Fitzgerald slammed: “My little fella is years going to games and I am not happy with what happened before the game. He was held back and there was an arm put around him not letting him in. What happened wasn’t right and the Munster Council should take a look at themselves. We play this game because we love it – they should think rather than having these stupid f*****g regulations.”

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