Lar Corbett: If we want great hurling games, we need a proper physical contest
Briefly

The article reflects on the recent Munster final, emphasizing the crucial role of referee Thomas Walsh in maintaining the flow of the game. His decision-making allowed the match to proceed without excessive stoppages, fostering an exciting atmosphere for players and spectators. While post-match analysis suggested a stricter interpretation of rules, the article argues that this could result in an influx of free throws that would detract from the game. Maintaining a balance between officiating and allowing natural game flow is essential for the spirit of hurling.
The analysis following the Munster final suggested a stricter interpretation of the rules. However, this approach risks slowing the game and negatively impacting the flow.
Referee Thomas Walsh's decision-making was highlighted as crucial, creating an enjoyable atmosphere during the match without excessive interruptions through fouls.
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