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Eight-time All-Ireland winner with Kilkenny believes Eoin Cody's effectiveness in training will be the simple decisive factor as to whether the Shamrocks Ballyhale man starts this weekend's All-Ireland Semi-Final against Tipperary.
"It all goes on training really and that's where teams should be picked and that's where teams have to be picked," Power told the Kilkenny People Sport Podcast.
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"It all depends on how well Eoin is going in training because there's no doubt that he's hungry and he'll be fresh but I suppose you have to see how well he's hurling as well," he continued.
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