‘Goals cost us’, but O’Shea remains optimistic

“We’re down but we’re not out,” vowed defiant Tipperary manager Eamonn O’Shea after this latest league loss for his fledgling side.

‘Goals cost us’, but O’Shea remains optimistic

Tipperary have now just one win from three games and travel to Salthill for a crucial battle with Galway.

“We’re not too disappointed in there, would you believe,” said O’Shea. “We’re disappointed we lost but we feel we had a lot of chances; 15 wides, four into the keeper’s hands, two or three goal chances, two good saves by their keeper. We can turn all that over, if that is turned around.”

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