No more collapses pledge by Wexford

WEXFORD can only hope that they will improve their consistency rate when they take on Clare in next Sunday’s Guinness All-Ireland hurling quarter-final in Croke Park.

Based on previous experience, players, management and supporters realise that they have something of a mountain to climb if they are to be as competitive as they have been in Leinster for the last few years.

“The players are very conscious of what happened last year against Cork and the year before,’’ says team coach (and county secretary) Mick Kinsella.