James Masters has described team mate Tomás Ó Sé as Nemo Rangers' "go-to man"

The Cork champions face Tipperary counterparts Clonmel Commericals in this Sunday's Munster club SFC final at Mallow and former Rebel County ace Masters says that the 37-year-old Kerry All-Ireland winner will be a vital aspect if Nemo are to clinch another provincial crown.

"Tomás is a saving grace, I think. I wouldn't chat to Tomás every night or anything but I think he's like a god in Nemo, as regards the players even," Masters told the Irish Examiner.

"We have a Whatsapp group and everything is about Tomás in it. He wouldn't even be involved in the conversation. Everyone just looks up to him, the younger lads love him and I think he has fit in well with us.

"We had a bit of a gap and Tomás just came in there. Tomás is getting better. I think at the start of the year he was definitely struggling a small bit; now he's flying it. Once he keeps injury-free, he's definitely our go-to man."

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