Tipperary football coach Declan Browne says mistakes cost the Premier men in last weekend’s defeat to Fermanagh.

David Power’s men went down to the promotion chasing Ernesiders on a 2-11 to 0-8 score-line, marking their fourth loss of the Division 3 campaign and they’re in sore need of points heading into the last two rounds in order to avoid relegation back to Division 4.

Speaking to TIppFM Sport, Browne said that the team’s efforts haven’t been translating into the right results.

“I think the scoreboard doesn’t show a true reflection – you know I think most of the Fermanagh scores came from our mistakes again which is probably a trait we have all year you know.

“It’s just frustrating because the lads are putting in so much effort and it translates then out on the field, we’re making one or two mistakes and we’re punished big time and then we’re going up the other end and Riain Quigley had a great chance and it didn’t go over the line so we’re just not getting the rub of the green.

“But you make your own luck and we’re just probably making too many mistakes.”

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