Waterford boss Liam Cahill has expressed disappointment at the size of the travelling support as his side slipped to defeat against Limerick.
A crowd of 27,488 turned out at the TUS Gaelic Grounds for the second round Munster SHC tie but the vast majority of those were backing the home side, with the Waterford support conspicuous by its absence save for a cohort in the Mackey Stand which found its voice as they rallied late on before slipping to a three-point defeat.
“If I’m being really honest I thought there’d be more of them there,” Cahill admitted. “When we came in on the bus the colour just wasn’t there and we kind of had a feeling that the Waterford people didn’t travel.