Wexford well capable of raising their game to match Cork again, says Griffin

ONE could almost visualise how Liam Griffin would have prepared the Wexford hurlers for today’s Guinness All-Ireland hurling semi-final replay against Cork.

The physical work would be confined to sharpening hurling skills. The emphasis would be primarily about getting the minds right. It's probably the way John Conran operates, but it was Griffin's trademark.

He knows that Wexford haven't a good record for consistency, but suggests that will only be a problem if the players worry about it. It comes down to their psychological approach to the game.