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Cork Footballers

The thing with Kerry is they should find themselves back in and around a final again next year.

They still have the best players if everyone is fit and firing.
They always have a good crop coming through year on year.
They won the U20 All Ireland.
They have a good manager.

And they have the games best if not two best players which they got from the same house.

So they've nowt to be worried about.

They didn't play well enough on the day.
When you get to as many finals as they do that can happen.

The reality for a lot of people when you weigh up the scene is that whoever wants to win it next year will.havr to go through them..
 
Take the available contenders.

1. Mayo - does anyone see them pushing on. They might. But they will lose a lot of experience in the background. They may also be freed up from the weight of history.

2. Galway - their time is done. Theyre finished.

3. Donegal - went backwards and word from the Hills is the players are starting to get a pain in their holes from McGuinness. Played 4 chship matches and lost 3.

4. Armagh - could rebound. Though I would have my doubts. Have been badly found out in the new game. Won a fluke of an All Ireland

5. Dublin - lost Kilkenny. And Con is crocked. They don't have the quality anymore. That much is obvious.

6. Tyrone - the one really bolter. Loads of talent. Loads of potential. On paper the most likely to spring from the pack but they're in D2 which is less than helpful.

7. Meath - complete show ponies who get way too much credit when they win games they should be winning. Media darlings. Theyre over rated.

8. Cork - dont have enough forward quality. Our fitness levels need to improve. And we can't score goals and can't get a handle on Kerry.

They have fuck all to fear in my view.
 
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