Davy Fitzgerald on having to beat Clare, losing Tadhg de Búrca and the absence of Fergal Horgan via IrishTimesSport
The county’s uncomfortable relationship with the round-robin format of the Munster SHC has continued this term, losing their opening two matches – against Limerick and Cork respectively.
“I can’t say anything to the Waterford supporters only that we are trying our best and we are working very hard. I thought we did very well against Limerick, not so well the last day, but if we start getting results that will take care of itself. “We’ve lost two, we always knew playing Limerick in the first round [would be difficult]. Some people suggested to me that we should have just held for the Cork game but that was never going to be the case.
They will have to pick it up for the rest of the season, however long more that will be, without the influential Tadhg de Búrca, who suffered an Achilles injury in Waterford’s opening round defeat to Limerick.
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