Kilkenny's Adrian Mullen plays down potential move as Tipperary clash looms

As the countdown begins to the All-Ireland Senior Hurling Championship semi-final clash between Tipperary and Kilkenny on Sunday, July 6th, there’s growing speculation over what starting 15 Derek Lyng will play.

Previously, Kilkenny forward Adrian Mullen has admitted playing at centre-back gave him a different perspective and while it may not be his long term position, he is 'happy to play anywhere' he is required. - FULL INTERVIEW BELOW

Speaking ahead of the Leinster Hurling Final in which the Cats retained their provincial title for a sixth year in a row, Mullen appeared to quell any rumours of a long-term move to the position despite it being a 'learning curve'.

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"It was definitely a learning curve playing at six, I can see now why the half-back line do be eating forwards every now and again," Mullen jokingly told the Kilkenny People Sport Podcast.

"It was probably an opportunity to get minutes into the legs and get a bit of game time under the belt and that's all it was.

"Look, I'm happy to play wherever I'm picked on any day," he added.

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