Manager Richie Kelleher hopes Glen Rovers aren't caught cold after four-week break

Glen Rovers' manager Richie Kelleher against St Finbarrs during the Co-Op Stores Cork PSHC at Pairc Ui Chaoimh. Picture: Eddie O'Hare

Twenty-eight days later. That’s how long it will have been for Glen Rovers in tomorrow’s Premier SHC semi-final since their last championship outing and manager Richie Kelleher sure hopes it’s not a horror show.

There have been prequels. The likes of Kilmallock and Patrickswell learned to their cost in the Limerick SHC that automatic semi-final qualification can be a disadvantage. Both lost to teams who carried momentum from the quarter-finals and Kelleher worries Erin’s Own may be equally blessed.