Hurling: If heroes hang around too long they can end up villains

Waterford’s Austin Gleeson leaving the pitch after he was sent off against Cork in the Munster championship, round 3, match at Walsh Park, Waterford. Photograph: Ken Sutton/Inpho

Being a hero is not easy. Long hours, lots of responsibility and for most of them if you hang around long enough you end up becoming the villain.substituted, Austin Gleeson and Gearóid Hegarty sent off, Tony Kelly… still soaring, but weighted down as ever with the hopes of an entire county.

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