Even the best men have a breaking point

THE departure of Liam Sheedy and his management team from Tipperary yesterday restarts one of those circular questions-and-answers you get in sport.

Fri, 08 Oct, 2010 - 01:00
Michael Moynihan

Q: Just who is able to manage an inter-county side in hurling and football?

A: Someone who’s managed an inter-county side in hurling and football, of course.

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