Mayo must set out to play Kerry, not the occasion

The contrast couldn’t be starker. Of their 26-man panel that travelled to Roscommon last Sunday, 11 Kerry players have yet to lose a national final in Croke Park.

Mayo must set out to play Kerry, not the occasion
Thu, 28 Mar, 2019 - 05:30
John Fogarty

The contrast couldn’t be starker. Of their 26-man panel that travelled to Roscommon last Sunday, 11 Kerry players have yet to lose a national final in Croke Park.

Six of them have still to suffer a county defeat there. The same goes for at least two on the extended panel — Tomás Ó Sé and Robert Wharton.

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