Dublin would have rather been drawn against Kilkenny or Waterford as opposed to Tipperary in the hurling qualifiers on Saturday.
That’s the view of former Tipp hurler James Woodlock.
Dublin County Board were looking to have the game changed to a neutral venue, however the game is still going ahead in Semple Stadium as part of a double header with Waterford and Kilkenny.
James Woodlock says trying to change the venue shows Dublin are already are in trouble.
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