Emotional Cahill proud of Tipp's circled wagons. Davy deflated but defiant.

The Tipperary manager also addressed some of his comments followig the defeat by Limerick.
Emotional Cahill proud of Tipp's circled wagons. Davy deflated but defiant.

Liam Cahill and Davy Fitzgerald at the end of the Tipp v Waterford Munster SHC clash. Pic: ©INPHO/Ken Sutton

Davy did not fall to his knees on this occasion. Had no cause to. There was instead a brief clap of the hands. It felt almost forced. It was. His opening remarks of the post-match conversation - ā€œwe should have won that gameā€ - said as much.

All the final whistle action was down to Davy’s left. Liam Cahill spilled emotion. He turned to the main stand, fists clenched, feet off the ground, and repeatedly swung through the air.

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