Jack Nolan and Enda Lyons run the rule over the arrival of Laois' new senior hurling manager.
The new Laois manager will need the right backroom team if he's to prove a success next year, according to Midlands 103 commentators, Jack Nolan and Enda Lyons.
Darren Gleeson is set to take over the O'Moore County after a successful spell with Antrim.
Laois won promotion back to Division One this year, and came close to securing promotion back to the Leinster Championship - losing at the death to Offaly in a classic contest in Croke Park.
Nolan says a modern day manager is only as effective as their backroom team.
He talks to Midlands 103's David Hollywood about the appointment:
Former Laois Under 20 Hurling Manager Enda Lyons tells David he's glad the process didn't drag on, and he'll be watching for the backroom team with great interest:
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