Pressure grows after nightmare run of form
The Monaghan man has only enjoyed five victories (a win rate of 28%), three of them in the league and two in the All-Ireland qualifiers.
Meath’s victory over Sligo in last year’s Division 2 campaign was their only win of the competition although their last round draw with Tyrone was enough to see them avoid the drop. They exited the Leinster championship in their first game, a quarter-final against Kildare, after McEnaney had just weeks earlier lost selectors Liam Harnan and Barry Callaghan. Tom Keague eventually came on board as a replacement selector and Meath picked up qualifier wins over Louth, as Cian Ward scored 4-3, and Galway in front of 17,000 fans in Navan.
