Tipperary boss Liam Cahill says he’s stuck to his principles ahead of the Championship and hit out at “lazy analysis” of his Waterford team last year.
Twelve months ago, Cahill led Waterford into the Championship as League champions and they were tipped by many to be Limerick’s closest challengers but despite an opening win over his native county, it all unravelled from there as they lost their remaining three games and were eliminated.
In July, he vacated the Waterford post after three years and was swiftly appointed in Tipperary having turned them down a year earlier.
