McEnaney: the team which beats Kerry will win the All-Ireland

SEAMUS MCENANEY is looking forward to the day when some of the current Kerry stars move on. And, as he indicated after yesterday’s defeat in Croke Park, there is no guarantee that he will remain on as manager.

Right now, he agrees that the champions remain a serious nut to crack for anybody in the country, that they are still the team to beat and that they could be the best team of all time if they complete the three-in-a-row.

McEnaney met the media minutes after the final whistle, explaining that he had little time to reflect on what had happened out on the field. But, he was composed enough to pay tribute to his players for the effort they put into a game they believed they could win, while at the same time admitting his side had failed to make the best of their scoring chances.