Darragh Egan ponders Model County’s success in Nowlan Park

The tribute for Wexford’s title crusade were composed after the Model County made a mistake in Mullingar.

Following the Yellowbellies’ draw with Westmeath, many excused their possibilities going to Nowlan Park and overtaking a Kilkenny group who had recently pounded Dublin by 17.

Yet, Darragh Egan’s side created an energetic exhibition, and were full incentive for their 1-22 to 1-18 triumph over the Cats.

“These are enthusiastic Wexford men. They were harmed in the wake of emerging from Mullingar last Saturday night.

This was continuously going to be an independent installation. We were continuously must come to Nowlan Park and get something,” said Egan.

“We can go off our preparation execution. I can express this decisively, our preparation execution in the last three or a month has been totally first class.

We heaved well against Laois in the final part and we blew them away.

We were so inefficient up in Mullingar last Saturday night and it hurt us eventually. We had 21 wides, committed a couple of errors.

“We prepared well the entire week, we arranged really and eventually the exhibition you saw today is the thing we have been doing throughout recent weeks on the preparation pitch.

“When we emerged from Mullingar last Saturday we stopped it. Bunches of the columnists and heaps of the papers and loads of Wexford individuals were presumably a piece sore over it however as an aggregate we realized we were seven days from coming into Nowlan Park for our last title match.

Fortunately the young men were great throughout the week. We realized coming in we planned to get a skip off them.

It was simply a question of not letting the inclination and the competition with Kilkenny dominate.

“There’s incredible person in the changing area. They have shown it throughout the course of recent years. Each time they’re thumped back, they generally show up ready to brawl and swinging.”

The two Leinster rivals were in a dead heat for most of the challenge on Nore-side, before a late erupted from Wexford saw them over the line as they scored six of the last eight places.

“It must be an enormous platform,” Egan said of serious areas of strength for the.

“Cathal Dunbar got a vital score, Mikie Dwyer got a vital score, chaps who were preparing all around well yet who simply aren’t getting into the initial 15.

“This is a 20-man game, here and there you will wrap up with serious areas of strength for as 15 as you start with. When we can get our chaps to understand that, we’ll be in great stead since we are building a board.

“We’re not there yet, we’ve totally endlessly heaps of work to do, we actually need to be more proficient before objectives, as, at half-time we had nine wides on the load up which simply isn’t adequate at this level and it hurt us throughout recent weeks so at last ending on a good note is certainly we pursue.”

Next up is a starter All-Ireland quarter-last against the beaten Joe McDonagh Cup finalists. Wexford will be hot top picks to advance, however Egan has encouraged alert.

“We went in as top picks in Mullingar last end of the week too so we’ll be very much aware of what’s descending the tracks,” he cautioned.

“Heaps of show in that Joe McDonagh today. The victors and washouts of that will turn out in their primer quarter-last reasoning they have a truly once in a lifetime opportunity and we simply should be prepared for them.

“The enormous thing for us is throughout the following three weeks, could we at any point get that degree of consistency, might we at any point keep the degree of consistency in our preparation and ensure that when we go to our fundamental quarter-last that we’re in great stead and prepared to go after the All-Ireland Championship.”