"Being sent to the stand is worrying for himself, his backroom team and his players"
February 16, 2018
Brian Cody being sent to the stands by referee John O'Brien during the Walsh Cup final.
Lar Corbett says Brian Cody's sending-off during the Walsh Cup final was a worrying development for the Cats.
The legendary Black & Amber manager was sent to the stands by referee John O'Brien for complaining to a linesman after Richie Reid had been red-carded for interfering with an opponent's helmet in the 39th-minute of the tempestuous clash with neighbours Wexford last month.
"He has a high level of aggression on the sideline," Corbett notes in The Irish Mirror. "But I think it's after raising another bit, and being sent to the stand is a worrying thing for maybe himself, his backroom team and his players."
Corbett adds that he's really looking forward to seeing how the Cats fare in 2018: "I remember they were questioned a few years ago and they came back and won a few All-Irelands after. But I think there's a bigger question mark this year and I'm looking forward to seeing how it goes. I can't wait."
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