netwhizkid wrote: » Mickey McCarthy coming out of retirement sounds more like the death throes of a titan than anything else.... Who next will we resurrect Seamus Moynihan, Maurice Fitzgerald, Eoin Bomber Liston??? Kerry have won no minor since 1994 and only one U-21 (2008) and that was a narrow crape through with Cork then. Cork have being doing wonders underage while Kerry were winning All-Ireland's and the fruit of their labours came to bear on Saturday. Kerry is an old team and I would scrap half the panel and start with a new young fresh team like Micko did in 1975 and build for the future and more glory. Keeping the current team on life-support in the hopes they may salvage the season is detrimental to the greater cause.
manster wrote: » http://www.independent.ie/sport/gaa-championships/gaelic-football/do-you-know-a-sudden-assessment-sufferer-1775691.html
mystic86 wrote: » i hear he's been playing well for kilcummin. i wonder if he will be playing for them friday night..might go along and see how he plays.
Kerry have suffered an injury blow with the news that Killian Young picked up a shoulder injury in a club game at the weekend. The defender was injured playing in South Kerry's four-point victory over Rathmore and it is feared it is a the same problem he suffered recently with his AC joint. Aidan O'Mahony appears fit despite hurting his shoulder during Kerry's replay defeat to Cork as he lined out for Rathmore in the same match. And further good news for Kerry is that Tommy Walsh has shown no ill-effects to his recent ankle problem by scoring 1-5 from play for Kerins O'Rahillys in their weekend defeat to Dingle.
keane2097 wrote: » Was anyone at the Kerins O'Rahillys Vs Dingle game? One of the worst displays of biased refereeing I've ever seen...
deeno1975 wrote: » Just heard that Mike Franc retired... Great and long (long long) career....
deeno1975 wrote: » While Mike McCarthy was a good full back in 2006, I dont know what his form is like at the moment... Don't think this is a championship changing moment for Kerry ala Donaghy's intro to full forward a few years ago...
LeoB wrote: » Best of luck to Mike Frank. A great forward who was a good finisher and a good servant to Kerry.Up the Dubs
blackbelt wrote: » Yes I heard Brosnan is also gone.Jaysus,they are dropping like flies down there.Is it just an unlucky coincidence for Kerry or is Jack O Connor rubbing some players the wrong way. I can understand if it is due to work commitments for Brosnan but two dropouts in a week is amazing.
breaux wrote: » I'd say Jack'O is finding his second stint a little bit tougher second time around. Too many players dropping off the panel.......experienced players not performing.....etc...etc....i wonder if in hindsight he kinda regrets writing the now infamous biography...players rubbed up the wrong way...disquiet in the camp....he certainly peed off alot of guys.........can't see him lasting past the year. Players will want this year to end ASAP so he's gone and i can see an early exit for kerry.
Kingdom wrote: » There's plenty of ****e written on internet forums, but man, this is a solid candidate for the stinkiest heap of garbage I've seen, in the top 1 certainly.
PaulieC wrote: » I wouldn't consider Brosnan a big loss atall - there's plenty of better footballers around the county than him - he's a good athlete - but he hasn't really performed for the last few seasons. If Kerry want to progress Moran has to start midfield and we need pace - Darran O' Sullivan should be in the full forward line - he'd wreak havoc. Younger players start to be blooded in now IMO