In Kerry, the uncomfortable conversations won’t just be about Mayo

An earlier season finale means it isn’t just the harsh winter for Kerry after Sunday’s epic All-Ireland final. There’s an autumn to come first, and a county championship – or three - where some will make their points to Jack O’Connor and the Kingdom at large.

The manager may have some things to say too on that sore subject.

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