Eoin Murphy and Nickie Quaid have followed similar career paths and will be crucial to the outcome this weekend
They have their similarities. Both play outfield for their club. Both, in fact, began intercounty life as outfield players – or tried to, anyway. Quaid came into a Limerick set-up in crisis during the dread season of 2010, a jobbing wing forward in a summer that couldn’t be over quick enough.
“What that trust means is that if Nickie sees a pocket of space at wing forward, the Limerick forwards don’t panic and run into it too early. They trust that he will see it and Nickie trusts that if he hits the ball into that space, he’s not going to be looking like an eejit. He knows the run is going to come. He doesn’t need a signal, he doesn’t need anyone roaring from the sideline. Everyone is on the same page, it all happens on autopilot. That’s what trust means.
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