Johnny Kelly says Offaly has overcome adversity on the way to their league semi-final.
The Offaly hurlers need to forget the disappointment of drawing against Kildare last time out, and they need to forget about their win over Kerry in the league this season.
That's what their manager Johnny Kelly is saying ahead of their Division 2A semi-final against the Kingdom this weekend.
Kelly says they've learned lessons along the way but Saturday's contest in O'Connor Park is a new game:
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