Oisín McConville

Last night when I come home.

So, you know, I was watching it.

I was watching pre-record.

But I just felt that our man needed to start well.

He started well.

He probably could have taken a couple more chances.

And really put themselves in the game.

But once Kerry got that goal before half-time, it's a massive uphill task.

Almost an impossible task because you know they're going to chip away at the scoreboard.

And they finished with 4-18 and probably could have finished with a bit more.

I'm not sure when we actually said this, but he's definitely kicked on physically as well in the last 18 months.

You know, he looks in...

in serious shape you know that pace is coming out to play and he's taking players on now or maybe he wasn't maybe two years ago so he's just getting stronger and being more comfortable if that's possible so Kerry are through and you know with the makeup you feel now it's theirs to lose is that is that the vibe

It is the vibe and yet, niggling away in the back of my mind, it's like nothing is going according to plan in this championship.

It's just like I know how much you're enjoying the championship as in the games, but also the championship as a whole because it's so unpredictable.

You know, and, you know, even the likes of, like, you take, for example, like, two weeks ago, like, what were we saying about Mayo?

And yet, you know, they put in that performance, scored 22 points, were under the cosh for long periods of that game, and yet...

you know, come out with that win and now they're going to Croke Park and now you think, right, Mayo are a dangerous animal now.

So, like, as much, yeah, going back to your question, I do think, I do think Kerry looked the strongest now with getting all those players back but I don't think it's going to be a straight lane.

I don't think this thing is going to be a straight lane.