Pain fuels Wexford
The visitors may be returning to the scene of where Ger Loughnane coined that infamous phrase about their hurling in that drawn game, but it was Wexford who ended up with the shortest of straws.
Former defender Stamp, pictured above, is certain of a Wexford victory. He says Dublin are travelling in “fear” and lists the number of perceived grievances against his county last year: Mark Schutte dropping his hurley in setting up Eamonn Dillon’s goal in the drawn game; Croke Park officials’ admonishment of Liam Dunne for his dummy team and wearing the maor foirne bib to enter the field; The Sunday Game’s remarks about the behaviour of Dunne’s side in the replay; the treatment of Tomás Waters by the referee in the qualifier against Clare.
