I think the statistics bear this out. Take a look at the clear goal chances created and goals scored categories, for example.
Clear goal chances created:
Tipperary - 0.
Wexford - 7.
Goals scored:
Tipperary - 3.
Wexford - 1.
Tipperary scoring 3 goals from 0 chances was phenomenal but Wexford will need to markedly improve their strike rate. It needs to be at least 50%.
Itâs probably best now for all concerned to let Conor McDonald concentrate on getting his new business up & running.
Call him back in in late April or early May.
Those missed goal chances were very disheartening. He made a fucking ligend of Mooney.
Scoreboard is all that matters
Tipp for Liam and thatâs fact
The manner of victory or defeat or even the draw is all that matters throughout the League, Joe.
Scores means nothing unless you want to join Lk in 1B.
Letâs not go there
Nobody wants to be in 1B but teams who work hard usually get out of it pretty quickly. 
in fairness to Mac, the first chance, the one handed pick up and strike with his back to goal was a superb piece of skill that brought off a great save. If it went in, youâd have hoards of people saying it was âthe best goal they had ever seenâ cc @shanedowling.
The second one however showed up his current lack of confidence. He should have smacked it home on the first touch. Instead he slightly hesitated and took a step and then hit a half hearted effort within reach of the keeper. If that went in, it would have left one point in it with a couple of minutes of injury time to play. We scored the resultant 65 and then Tipp went down and scored the goal to finish the game.
When you see Paudie Maher fist pumping & kicking opposition players Hurleyâs away then you know youâve done something right.
Wexford were pretty impressive in total, they donât seem fazed playing away from home which is positive.
Davy is doing a great job.
wonder will all the screaming marys cc @fran be out after Maher like they were after Chin for kicking the hurl away
they wont, the Kilkenny cunts.
Wexford are doing brilliant under Davy l and should be in the last four come summer
Double standards bastards.
No they shouldnât
There was a large gap. And if Tipp needed to up it they could at any stage.
They scored a number of scores pretty unmarked. Thatâs dismantling what Davy is trying to do.
Tipp eased up and nearly let a come back of sorts but it would have been a very imbalanced result had they.
Donât get me wrong. Wexford are handy and very Competitive. But I would not see based on the couple of performances to date how their structure and forward play is going to be anywhere better than last year.
And seeing as teams have figured out themselves and Waterford tactically I fear for them in terms of progression
Wexford are better than cork if say
No chance u less draw is very kind (I actually have no idea how that may pan out).
Tipp and Galway are a nice stretch ahead of the rest.
I expect Waterford to come blazing in the summer and with ahead altered approach if what I am hearing ahead bout them is true.
I know itâs a grade down but I like the look of Limericks hurling and conditioning too.
Itâs conceivable there will be 3 tiers by end of year
Tipp-Galway
Waterford-Limerick
Cork-KK
I expect Wexford maybe best of the rest.
Of course making and my positive prediction on Limerick is foolish. However there is something about them. A coldness and efficiency.
Very unfair on Wexford to be putting them in the same bracket as Waterford.
Nah.
Come summer Cork will be 4 or 5 points better.
If you match Corks performances with the selections and what Myler is saying they clearly do not give a fuck about the league and see it abouts dress rehearsal for Round Robin.
Itâs a fair enough approach.
The pace missing off the team yesterday was significant
A lot of country lads, love the muck, rain, sleet, snow etc etc.
In what way?
They are not identical. But they both use what I call the âignorant sweeperâ.
Itâs already outdated