Wexford Youths get relegated, and people only want to talk about one thing

Wexford Youths have been relegated from the League of Ireland Premier Division.

Shane Keegan, who confirmed earlier today that would be leaving Wexford to become Galway manager, watched his side throw away a two goal advantage at on Friday night. Wexford won the first-leg of their promotion/relegation play-off against Drogheda United on Monday 2-0, but suffered a collapse at United Park, losing 3-0 and 3-2 on aggregate. Sean Brennan gave the home side the lead on the night just before half-time, Kevin Farragher made it level on aggregate after 58 minutes, before Sean Thornton scored from the spot with 11 minutes remaining. Drogheda will play in the Premier Division next season, and Wexford return to the First Division after just one season in the top flight. Most of the talk on Twitter centred around a player who wasn't in attendance - Lee Chin. The Wexford hurler signed a short-term amateur contract to help the team after several players left for New Zealand, and scored in the first-leg of the play-off earlier this week. However, Chin opted to attend the All-Star ceremony in Dublin on Friday evening, where he was nominated for an All-Star award, rather than play the second leg of the tie, a decision that didn't go down well with some. https://twitter.com/SportsJOEdotie/status/794288085039190016 "My agreement at the start when we first spoke was that I don't want it to interfere with anything GAA related. And it just happens that this ended up clashing," Chin told SportsJOE earlier this week. He also isn't exactly Lionel Messi, and has said himself that he is "one of those guys whose second touch would be a tackle." So, it would be highly unfair to place any type of blame for Wexford's defeat on the shoulders of Chin. However, he was, inevitably, the talk of Twitter following the defeat. https://twitter.com/kilmaley88/status/794648788409401344 https://twitter.com/PhilfiSigurdson/status/794653018079764481 https://twitter.com/ColinTyrrell/status/794653666473021443 https://twitter.com/maclaithimh/status/794662701033291777 https://twitter.com/The_HSA/status/794662187172237312 https://twitter.com/dogrady89/status/794659906905395200 https://twitter.com/donnellyconor/status/794659487286231044 https://twitter.com/FitzoSligo/status/794658672664346624 https://twitter.com/DarrenNoonan37/status/794657414469603328 https://twitter.com/JamesTobin4/status/794656890626183169 https://twitter.com/TheKingOfPing/status/794657159971827712 Who are the winners of the much-coveted 2016 Wooly Awards? Find out in our GAA Hour Special