Kerry's second banana ripe for Croke Park redemption

Kerry manager Jack O'Connor said Seanie O'Shea is the "spiritual leader" of his panel. 
GUTTED: Kerry’s Seán O’Shea after the full-time whistle has blown on their 2024 All-Ireland hopes. He won't be found wanting in his desire for Armagh revenge in the weekend's All-Ireland quarter final. Pic: Leah Scholes, Inpho

GUTTED: Kerry’s Seán O’Shea after the full-time whistle has blown on their 2024 All-Ireland hopes. He won't be found wanting in his desire for Armagh revenge in the weekend's All-Ireland quarter final. Pic: Leah Scholes, Inpho

PRIOR to Saturday’s game against Cavan, victory from which pointed Kerry the way of Croke Park and a heavyweight quarter-final, football’s curious ingested (with relish) the revelations from Eamonn Fitzmaurice on these pages of previous football crises in the Kingdom.

And who, more than anyone else, navigated the group away from the rocks.

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