Banty's numbers

Banty's numbers Sun 29Apr2012
The Meath County Board executive, in particular chairman Barney Allen, have come in for plenty of media criticism after asking Seamus McEnaney to resign as manager, but they made the right decision.

McEnaney's record as Meath boss has been dire. It began with last year's National Leaguee when the Royals won just one game out of seven and avoided relegation to the third flight only because that victory gave them a head-to-head advantage over Sligo. He followed up by alienating his selectors Liam Harnan and Barry Callaghan to the extent that they resigned before a championship campaign which ended in mid-July and was bookended by a pair of defeats to Kildare.

This year, things are even worse. Meath will be playing Division 3 football next year after winning just two games out of seven, their schedule ending with a ten-point drubbing by Tyrone followed by a nine-point home defeat to Louth which sealed their fate. In all, McEnaney has taken charge of 18 competitive games and won just five of them. It's an abysmal record.
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