Brian Cody believes room for improvement in split season 

"The people who want the county teams and club teams run properly need to come together and assess the year and say ‘are we where we need to be?’, ‘can we tweak it here or there to get it right?'"

DETERMINED: Manager Brian Cody at the Kilkenny media event ahead of the All-Ireland hurling final at Langton’s Hotel, Kilkenny. Pic: ©INPHO/Dan Sheridan

Brian Cody believes the split season is “not sorted yet” and has called on GAA fixtures planners to review the system.

The Kilkenny manager has previously spoken out about the importance of clubs receiving quality time in the calendar for their championship matches. Ahead of Sunday’s All-Ireland SHC final with Limerick, he acknowledges the strides made for club players but feels a review of how this has impacted on the intercounty game must be undertaken later this year.