Kerry manager admits he has seen little of Armagh this season.
“Probably wasn’t a game for the purists because it was defensive. But we were happy to play the game on whatever terms we came across. Derry set the terms early on. They got a rake of men back and made it tough for us to find space,” said O’Connor.
A little more introspection and we will leave it there. Later on, O’Connor was asked about the potential changes the Football Review Committee can bring, given that former Kerry manager Eamonn Fitzmaurice sits on said committee.“I was even talking to Eamonn yesterday, I met him down at Mícheál’s funeral down in Dingle, and some of the changes are very promising.
After 20 minutes though, Jack was back on the line, getting a closer look at the switches he was going to have to make.
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