Hurling fans have never had it so good. Disciples of the small ball are witnessing some of the greatest players the game has ever seen.
Their exploits more akin to caped crusaders of the Marvel variety.So says former Cork goalkeeper Dónal Óg Cusack after Limerick's sensational second half saw them crash, bang, wallop their way into a fourth successive All-Ireland final at the expense of Galway."You have to keep in mind, this Limerick team is one of the greatest teams of all time – and could be considered the greatest, given what happens in a couple of weeks’ time [in the All-Ireland final] and some of their players are generational players," Cusack said on RTÉ’s Saturday Game Live after Limerick turned a one-point half-time deficit into a comfortable nine-point win at Headquarters.The panel discuss just some of the traits that make the Limerick juggernaut so relentless.
pic.twitter.com/JuPnY1INiDLike Dublin footballers, a team so hell-bent on world domination must often make peace with being cast in the role of villain.
Familiarity can breed contempt. But John Kiely’s Treaty are no Jokers, according to Cusack."I was at the league final down in Cork.