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Hurling fans are concerned about the state of the re-laid Croke Park pitch.

Angry Fans

Tue, 04 Aug, 2009 - 01:00

They’re not angry yet, but they will be, if a slip in front of goal at a vital time decides the outcome of next Sunday’s big game between Waterford and Kilkenny.

As usual, players and managements of losing teams come in for criticism. Welcome to the Summer 2009 ‘Angry Fans’ exclusive club to Dublin, Donegal and Limerick footballers!

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