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Published 11:54 27 Nov 2018 GMT
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“Colm could have — and he would have been right to — come along and give us loads of up-the-banks, but he didn’t. He’s around encouraging the young lads, showing up to training early. “He’s asking the questions, big time. Through his performances at training, he’s asking us, ‘why aren’t I starting’?"The Kerry outfit beat the Clare champions with nine points to spare on Sunday on their way to the All-Ireland semi-final and Tony Brosnan racked up 0-7 of their 1-21. He led the way in their scoring again but one point in the first half really showed the full extent of what the corner forward is capable of. Being double marked, he won a low ball drilled in first time out in front, he evaded one tackle, broke the bonds of the second man who got a firm grip on him, he came back out, dummied, went back in before turning and firing over from a tight angle under serious pressure. https://twitter.com/GAA_2018_TG4/status/1067061111160229889 It's not like this man is doing it at club level with no harassment and nothing but time. He's being targeted, he's being pulled and pushed and he's still ripping it up. He's been the outstanding player of the outstanding club team in Ireland this season. The Kingdom will come calling.
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