Colm Cooper: "I played for Kerry to win medals…not to satisfy Joe's needs"

Brolly claimed that Cooper, despite his huge success as an inter-county footballer, failed to inspire Kerry against Ulster teams.

Tue, 18 Apr, 2017 - 15:06

Greg Murphy

Retired Kerry footballer Colm Cooper has brushed off comments made by RTÉ analyst Joe Brolly about his career, saying he "likes to go against the grain sometimes just to create debate".

Brolly claimed that Cooper, despite his huge success as an inter-county footballer, failed to inspire Kerry against Ulster teams.

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