Knee problems may end my career, admits Déise talisman McGrath

WATERFORD hurling hero Ken McGrath has admitted that long-term knee problems may force him to retire from the game.

Wed, 18 Nov, 2009 - 00:00

Paul Keane

The Mount Sion man has frustratingly undergone three operations on his knees in the last two years.

The latest came after the Munster championship draw with Limerick last June and restricted him to just minutes of championship action when he returned against Kilkenny.

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