Rebel attackers must make Kingdom feel the pressure

If Cork had somebody to rope the wind, they might just have left Ballyshannon with a league point last Sunday.

In an excruciatingly deliberate game, which I watched for the second time in midweek, it was as if Cork had nobody to interpret the thermals, pitch one up and allow the wind to take it over the bar. Donegal had Michael Murphy from Glenswilly and Odhrán Mac Niallais from Gaoth Dobhair, no strangers to windy conditions and to nabbing a crucial score every now and then.

If Cork had somebody to scrape the skies, they might just have left Ballyshannon with two league points last Sunday.