Sheehan: Kerry feel the hunger
David Moran was bringing stability to that area with encouraging league displays this spring until a snapped cruciate ligament in Inniskeen brought his campaign to a halt. Shifting Bryan Sheehan from his customary attacking berth for Sunday’s Munster opener against Tipperary was the latest attempt to discover a cure. But the position was not alien to the St Mary’s player.
“It made no difference to me. When I first came into the seniors a few years ago, I was playing the middle of the field. I’ve played football there all my life with the club and South Kerry. It’s always a good position to play in and I love it out there. You can make things happen out there. It’s up to yourself to work as hard as you can and get on as much ball as you can. Inside in the corner, you’d be depending on players to be kicking in ball to you.”
