Tony Considine says Cork lack leaders: 'The Munster Championship is no place for hiding'

'They have some very good hurlers when things are going well'

Cork's Shane Kingston in action against Jamie Barron and Kevin Moran of Waterford. "Apart from Mark Coleman and Shane Kingston, and to a lesser extent Patrick Horgan, leadership was non-existent," wrote Considine. Photo by Brendan Moran/Sportsfile

Cork lacked leadership on the field and on the line against Waterford, according to former Clare selector Tony Considine. 

In his column in , Considine wrote: "They lacked leaders, apart from Mark Coleman and Shane Kingston, and to a lesser extent Patrick Horgan, leadership was non-existent. Hurling for five or 10 minutes in any game is no good.