Dublin's hurling crisis went from bad to worse last night when the senior squad refused to train under the interim management team of John Bailey, Mick O'Riordan and Tommy Ryan last night.
The trio has replaced Humphrey Kelleher, who was ousted from the job last week following the Dubs' disastrous league campaign and their disappointing showing in their Leinster Championship defeat to Laois last month.
However, the players are furious that plans to install Tommy Naughton as manager were scrapped after he revealed he wanted former captain Kevin Flynn to return to the panel.
Flynn has been kept out in the cold since last year's Championship when he left for America just four days before the Dubs' qualifier defeat to Kilkenny.
