The former Laois star wants to see Billy Sheehan's side deliver a performance.
A win should be a matter of course for Laois ahead of their crucial division four trip to London this weekend.
That's what former O'Moore County star, Ross Munnelly is saying ahead of the Ruislip fixture on Sunday.
A handsome win for Laois will give them a decent shot at breaking back into the top two of the standings.
Talking to David Hollywood on Midlands 103, Munnelly says he thinks his former team are the better side and if they deliver on their potential, they'll win well:
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