Colm Keys
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Goodwill.
Well...
Kerry were behind by 21 points at one stage in that game.
Now, at what point do you attribute that to just being a lack of energy and maybe a lack of disengagement?
21 points even in the current game is a yawning, it's a huge gap.
One way or the other, it's a huge gap and it has to be down to more than energy.
Now,
Kerry looked very good against Mayo two weeks ago in Trilly.
They looked very, very good at times against Armagh and there's no doubt I appreciate coming back down on the bus from Armagh after a really tough game and to put it all together and get back up to Crowe Park to play Donegal who have the intent from last year's All-Ireland Final to put in a performance whatever else.
Had Kerry lost that game and even if they had lost it by seven, eight or nine points when
dunny gall are going away from them at the end i'd say well you know that's down to carry just being behind in the cycle the fact is they were so far behind and they claw it back at the end back into 13 points from 21 points which would be a record defeat ever for any carry team so that's where the alarm should be and again it's carry we're talking about and i agree with philly there's probably no better equipped team to be able to
to recover in that regard but they will be embarrassed by it because it is such a gap how does such a gap create it can't be completely from a lack of interest so I think Donegal have stepped it up look Kerry are still the favourites for the All-Ireland they're the team to beat you have to set last summer last July as the barometer and factor in the players that they have to come back in Shane Ryan for a start though Shane Ryan varies his kick outs he can kick left and right
And he's really, really good under pressure.
He gets short kickouts away as good as any goalkeeper in the game.
Shane Murphy probably doesn't have that range.
Donegal really pressed up, put a lot of pressure on him.
And also, you look at the third goal, Shane Ryan gets that.
The Cailin McGonigal goal that dips over Shane Ryan, he gets that.
So you bring him back, you bring Paddy Clifford back, the architect from last year, obviously Gavin White, the explosive Gavin White, who framed those two throw-ins last year and they got scores off both by him attacking the ball, all of those factors.
And then you have Tony Brosnan, Dermot O'Connor.