Colm Keys

If he's dealt with it, it's dealt with, and that's it.

And that's where it has stood.

Obviously, this incident may bring up some debate about it, but I think in general, I think in general, you would be leaving the door wide open to so many reviews about so many things if you do that.

Obviously, this is a case in point, but...

It's probably the... I would think it's probably...

the right decision in that so much would be open to review if you were to release it again.

Jack obviously he knows his players he knows when the mood is up and when the intensity is there and I'm sure on a Thursday night it's quite evident how their players are feeling about this and Jack is around long enough to be able to sense that this might not go too well

But I don't think he could ever have envisaged that there would be 21 points down at one stage and it would rest at 13 points with Donegal not scoring in the last 10 minutes.

I don't think he could have suspected Kerry would be that off.

So yes, there's no doubt in hindsight and looking at it, getting back down the road after Armagh.

That was a tough game.

That was a really tough game.

And in hindsight, maybe they were better off if Armagh had scored with that last attack.

Kerry lose by a point and they kick on for the Munster final because just so is a little bit of doubt that wasn't there in the latter stages of the league for them.

A lot of their best players, obviously David Clifford, when you don't have the ball...

Players like David Clifford and Sean O'Shea.

And Sean O'Shea did have the ball and he had some wides.

And actually, he had a two-point shot just after halftime.

They had it going over.

I think there was seven points in it at the time.