Mickey Harte signed off on a positive note. 'Progress can be slow but as long as it's forward moving, it doesn't have to be a rocket,' the Louth manager concluded his Leinster final post-match press conference.
“Progress can be slow but as long as it’s forward moving, it doesn’t have to be a rocket,” the Louth manager concluded his Leinster final post-match press conference.
“It’s a harsh lesson for the players, it’s one thing getting beaten, it’s another thing getting battered. Really that’s what happened to us today. “Sometimes that happens in football. You have to learn from every outcome. You like when you win things, you like when you make good comebacks and sometimes you have to just hold up your hands and say, ‘Dublin are a very good team and they’re just that much ahead of us at the moment’… it’s not the end of the world.
On his own outfit, Harte admitted they were “our own worst enemy at times,” making a positive start but a 22-minute period in the first half ultimately ended the contest. The Louth kickout malfunctioned, as the Sky Blues pressed them high and hit 1-10 without reply.
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