Gerry Russell pays tribute to Ger Egan after the forward announced his retirement from inter county competition.
A gifted footballer and a servant to both Tyrellspass and Westmeath football is how Ger Egan is being described after he announced his retirement from inter county action.
The forward registered 57 championship points in the maroon and white and led the Lake County to league success in Divisions three and four.
His last game for Westmeath saw him and his team win the Tailteann Cup in Croke Park.
Midlands 103 commentator Gerry Russell saw it all and says Egan had it all as a footballer:
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