Kilkenny legend Eddie Keher finding it hard to adjust to the new Cats style

“If I had the choice, I’d prefer if you were fighting for your own ball"
Kilkenny legend Eddie Keher finding it hard to adjust to the new Cats style

Kilkenny’s Eoin Cody shields possession from Wexford’s Simon Donohoe in the Leinster SHC semi-final. Eddie Keher is not a fan of Kilkenny’s change in style. Picture: Seb Daly/Sportsfile

Eddie Keher’s admiration for Brian Cody’s winning attitude knows no bounds but he admits it’s difficult for him to get used to Kilkenny’s change in style.

The six-time All-Ireland SHC winner knows exactly why Cody has taken the decision to adopt a more varied approach, transferring the ball through the lines as much, if not more, than getting quick, direct deliveries into the forward line.

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