'It is just being conscious as to where I might add value' - Sherlock on future managerial plans 

Monaghan remain managerless and on the hunt for a replacement for McEnaney though Sherlock said that he isn't interested in re-entering the race.

EXPLORED OPTIONS: Former Dublin footballer, Jason Sherlock. Photo by David Fitzgerald/Sportsfile

Jason Sherlock has insisted that he is in no rush to become an inter-county manager despite initially emerging as the favourite to replace Seamus McEnaney in Monaghan.

The 1995 All-Ireland winner, a key part of Jim Gavin's coaching setup during Dublin's five-in-a-row success, was reportedly interviewed for the Farney vacancy last month having earlier appeared to exit the race.