Philly McMahon

And if we get it right, how much energy do we take out the opposition's attack?

And then how do we attack then and take even more energy from them?

And can we get our efficiencies up to 60, 70s?

I think it was a perfect storm.

I really do think there's a lot of Kerry lads this morning kind of going, I'm really embarrassed about my energy there.

Like I didn't get hands on, didn't press out enough, didn't block runs, check runs, wasn't aggressive enough.

let certain incidents happen, I didn't put my stamp down.

There's loads of lads there that will wake up this morning going, I didn't do enough there.

That's the starting point.

You see it after every defeat or big defeat that players say, I have to look at myself first.

Well, good players will say that.

I look at myself here, I look at my own performances.

I don't think there's many Kerry players this morning waking up going, I'm actually proud of the way I worked yesterday, how I worked for my teammates, how I worked for the jersey.

I don't think there's many of that.

So you can pull all the bits together around tactics, but I do think there was a lot of individual performances that were down.

It's not possible to gauge how much you're going to beat a team boy.

Like, when you're on the pitch, you're not saying, here, take the foot off the pedal here.

You're at the point, particularly in a league final, where you're going, when else are we going to get a chance here, bar a couple of games in Leinster?

When are we going to get another chance to play a team, if they weren't the same province as you, to really trial this?

There's certain things that Jim McGuinness would have done yesterday.