Video: Wexford's Graeme Molloy With The Most Devastating Shoulder Of The Weekend

By PJ Browne Jun 29, 2015 7:01 PM

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The passion of the Wexford Footballers was a sight to behold yesterday, this Grame Molloy "tackle" on a Down player exemplified this.

Posted by Official Wexford GAA on Sunday, June 28, 2015

Wexford pulled off one of the shocks of the Championship so far with a five point win against Down on Saturday.

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Centre-back Graeme Molloy showed some defensive steel with this monster shoulder on a Down forward during the game.

Derry are Wexford's next opponents in the qualifiers.

Video: Official Wexford GAA

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Video: Wexford's Graeme Molloy With The Most Devastating Shoulder Of The Weekend

GIF: Meath Keeper Paddy O'Rourke Gets Straight Red After Collision With Westmeath Player

GIF: Derry's Niall Holly Nails Donegal's Colm McFadden With A Monster, Turnover-Creating Hit

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