Wayne Quillinan believes the current Munster minor format is unfair to Kerry and Cork

"Derry have been All-Ireland favourites since day one, and rightly so. They’re in their 13th competitive game, we’re in our fifth, they haven’t been beaten in two years."

Kerry minor manager Wayne Quillinan. Picture: ©INPHO/Evan Treacy

While Wayne Quillinan is happier with a quarter-final in Munster rather than a straight semi-final, but he still believes Derry, Kerry’s opponents in Saturday's All-Ireland semi-final, have a decided advantage because of the number of games they have played. 

“The big strength they have is their cohesiveness which, as I said to you before, is a gripe I’d have," said the Kerry minor manager.