Their manager Johnny Kelly is making the comments following their loss to Wexford on Sunday.
Offaly will have to get stronger and find a way of going longer if they're to compete with the best hurling teams in the country.
That's according to their manager Johnny Kelly after he saw his side lose to Wexford in the Walsh Cup on Sunday.
The Faithful County trailed by a point at half time but saw Daragh Egan's side pull away in the second period to lead by 8 points after 60 minutes and finish up three points down.
Kelly says working hard and working smart is the only way forward:
Our coverage of Offaly versus Wexford is with thanks to Eden Décor Centre and their stunning heating and plumbing showrooms open at O'Connell Square Edenderry. See EdenDecor.ie
Laois GAA Club Relying On State Funding And Community Support For New Clubhouse
Athlone Town Player Noelle Murray To Retire From Football
Midlands Players To Start For Ireland In Athlone Stadium This Weekend
Ballinamere Durrow And Milltown Aiming To Progress In Leinster Championship
Westmeath Manager Confirms Backroom Team For 2027
Clodiagh Gaels Looking To Make Their Mark In Leinster
Robbie Henshaw And Darragh Murray Included In Irish Squad
Westmeath SHC: Raharney Manager Proud Of Side Following Final Loss
Alicia Ennis Guaranteed Bronze At European U15 Boxing Championships
Joe Dooley Reflects On His Hurling Career Following Induction Into GAA Hall Of Fame
Offaly Hurling Legend Joe Dooley Inducted Into GAA Hall Of Fame
Mixed Weekend For Portlaoise Panthers
Camross Seal Back To Back Intermediate Camogie Titles
Ballinamere Durrow Seal Place In Leinster Quarter-Finals
Offaly SHC: Kilcormac Killoughey Celebrate Fourth Title In A Row
Athlone Town And Shelbourne Share The Points In Women's Premier Division
Westmeath SHC: Lough Lene Gaels Make It Fourth Time Lucky
Laois SHC: The Harps Celebrate First Ever Title
Athlone Town Miss Out On First Division Play-Offs
The Harps, Lough Lene Gaels And Kilcormac Killoughey Secure Hurling Titles