He had a couple of good games in 2011 against Clare and Cork but both were at pretty low ebbs at the time. He had excellent wrists and was a great striker of a ball, bit like Colin Ryan though he simply had no real pace which meant he could be easily marked out of it.
John Lee
WTF, DJ Carey - No. 12?
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What a crock of shit
One Leinster player 
Seamus Harnedy (6) Seamus Prendergast (2) Timmy McCarthy (2)
Andrew O’Shaughnessy (6) Richie Power (6) Eddie Brennan (8)
More than half your forwards are the same as mine 
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GK
James McGarry
Backs
M Kavanagh - N Hickey - N Connors
P Mannion - B Hogan - C Crummy
MF
D Lyng - T Brown
Forwards
C Lehane - N McCarthy - S Prendergast
E Brennan - R Power - C Whelan
Hegarty, Bonnar Maher, Tony Griffin
M Shanahan, Richie Power, Farragher
A lot of lads sleeping on Tony Griffin. He was a real quality forward before he went cycling across Canada. Athletic, strong in the air, direct and could take a score. Had a lot of very good games between 2002 and 2006 where he put up big totals from play
A bit lazy but yes a very good hurler. The other two in the half forward line can make up for the lack of workrate
I wouldn’t have considered him all that lazy, he was an honest player. Tony Carmody on the other hand, now there was a lazy hurler
Maybe I’m mixing them up. They were a similar size alright, Carmody a bit heavier set.
Yip had bags of hurling but attitude was suspect. Two point Tony as he was known as he always seemed to be happy with that
I was listening to that Brian Carroll podcast with Jackie Tyrell today. He picked Eoin Kelly as the best forward he played with and his toughest opponent
All day every day, the best first touch in Kilkenny