Selector Tom Feeney takes positives from Waterford's National League lessons

'Our scoring was probably one of the positives, we played quite well for the first 25 minutes or so but then we lost our shape a bit'
Selector Tom Feeney takes positives from Waterford's National League lessons

Jack Prendergast of Waterford after scoring his side's first goal during the Allianz League clash with Galway at Pearse Stadium. Picture: Ramsey Cardy/Sportsfile

Waterford selector Tom Feeney is optimistic about his side’s development through the league, saying “there are signs that things are improving for us” ahead of this Sunday's clash with Tipperary (Walsh Park, 1.45pm).

Feeney cited last Sunday’s high-scoring defeat to Galway in evidence: “Our scoring was probably one of the positives, we played quite well for the first 25 minutes or so but then we lost our shape a bit. We got outsmarted a little by Galway, and the last 35 to 40 minutes wasn’t so good. But there are signs that things are improving for us, though, which is good.”

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