Eddie Brennan and Donal Óg Cusack looked like they may have signed their own death warrants last night when the introduced the idea of black card in hurling.
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However, before Eddie Keher an co. get their knickers in a twist, the lads seemed to be arguing for its introduction as a means of allowing a player to be substituted instead of being sent off after two yellow cards, rather than as a way of quelling cynical play.
Their debate came in the wake of Jack Browne's sending off against Wexford on Saturday evening.
