John Kiely fumes over hurling rules: 'It appears the game has changed in the last four months when we’ve all been at home'

Kiely also hit out at what he saw as simulation by Galway players during this afternoon's clash.
Limerick manager John Kiely. Picture: INPHO/Ryan Byrne

Limerick manager John Kiely. Picture: INPHO/Ryan Byrne

Limerick manager John Kiely says nobody will be watching hurling in 12 months unless something is done about new interpretations of the rules.

In a strong post-match briefing following today's defeat by Galway, Kiely said the game has somehow changed in the four months since Limerick won the All-Ireland. And he also hit out at what he saw as simulation by Galway players during this afternoon's clash.

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