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Jack Guiney still part of Wexford's plans

Wexford management have insisted that Jack Guiney remains part of their plans for 2016 and that the reason he missed the opening league game against Limerick was down to a hamstring injury.

Jack Guiney still part of Wexford's plans

Sun, 14 Feb, 2016 - 10:53

By John Fallon

Wexford management have insisted that Jack Guiney remains part of their plans for 2016 and that the reason he missed the opening league game against Limerick was down to a hamstring injury.

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