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Tipperary selector Declan Laffan expressed his satisfaction that the team will have a full roster available for Sunday’s highly anticipated All-Ireland SHC Semi-Final against Kilkenny at Croke Park.
Speaking at a press conference on Monday, Laffan revealed that Tipperary is largely free of serious injuries ahead of the clash.
"We're looking good at the minute, there's the usual bangs and bruises for this time of the season, but in general I think we have a healthy squad to pick from, so we'll just have to try to get it right now, I suppose."
He also reflected on the team's recent schedule: “We had the long break after the Munster championship which was, I'm not going to say it was difficult, but it took a bit of managing to get right and then obviously we had Laois and in a way it was probably the ideal game to set us up for that Galway match."
Laffan went on to comment on the time between games: "The two-week break after Galway, I would think it’s ideal, it's given us ample time to process that and get ready for the next one and go about our business and do whatever analysis we have to do."
He concluded with a realistic outlook on the upcoming match, "I think it's worked well for us and look, if we win we'll say we have it right and if we don't somebody will find fault. There’s not much we can do about that though."
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