Wexford chief hits back at Sunday Game’s ‘shock’ doctrine

Wexford chairman Diarmuid Devereux has slammed The Sunday Game for gross inequality in their analysis of games.

Speaking specifically about Michael Duignan’s criticism of the senior hurlers’ discipline and Eamonn O’Hara’s attack on Sligo manager Kevin Walsh, Devereux claims the programme has become obsessed with providing shock value.

Both the Wexford executive and Liam Dunne’s management had agreed not to speak about Duignan’s comments prior to Saturday’s qualifier over Antrim to avoid distractions ahead of the must-win game.