Clare hurling manager Brian Lohan is facing a major injury crisis ahead of their crucial clash with Wexford, leaving Anthony Daly to believe the Banner County are 'shook for shelter'. Despite the setbacks, Daly identifies young player Patrick Crotty as a potential starter for the Championship.
Anthony Daly says Clare are “shook for shelter” - and he has idendifited a young Banner star he feels may be ready to make the step up to start in this summer’s Championship.
Read More: Shock as top club hurling boss resigns after landing 10 Championship trophies, including an All-Ireland titleBrian Lohan has been without the spine of his side, including players like Conor Cleary, Tony Kelly, John Conlon, Diarmuid Ryan, Peter Duggan, Mark Rodgers and Shane O’Donnell. “In fairness, as we’d say below, ‘we’re shook for shelter,’ for bodies,” RTE pundit Daly said on ‘Sunday Sport.’
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