Kingdom boss O’Grady tips junior stars to shine in final battle with Roscommon

THE All-Ireland junior football grade doesn’t get the respect it deserves, according to Kerry manager Buddy O’Grady.
Kingdom boss O’Grady tips junior stars to shine in final battle with Roscommon
Sat, 29 Jul, 2006 - 01:00
Brendan Larkin

O’Grady’s side face Roscommon in the All-Ireland decider at Cusack Park, Ennis tomorrow (3.30pm), and he expects many future stars to be on display.

He refers to the last Kerry team which won the title back in 1994 to illustrate his point.

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