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Published 21:16 26 Jan 2018 GMT
Updated 21:21 26 Jan 2018 GMT
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All the talk, in September and early October, was that the teenager could possibly be tempted to switch sporting codes and try his hand at Aussie Rules, Down Under. However, on Terrace Talk, Clifford blew such notions out of the water by joking, "My mother wouldn't let me go!"
He then declared:
"It's something I've said to some of my friends, I grew up dreaming of playing for Kerry. I never grew up dreaming of being an Aussie Rules player. "Obviously, as you say, the weather down there may be better and it's a professional game but in my near future I'm just hoping to keep progressing in the Kerry jersey and the Fossa jersey too."Stirring words and, this evening, his reward has quickly arrived. Clifford has been named in a forward line with All Star Paul Geaney and Barry John Keane. The Kerry team is captained by Dr Crokes goalkeeper Shane Murphy and contains Shane Enright, Jack Barry and Seán O Sé. https://twitter.com/Kerry_Official/status/956994726380621826 Needless to say, Kerry fans and experts are in raptures... https://twitter.com/KMcGillicuddy86/status/956994979536175106 https://twitter.com/Slyone1069/status/956996286326235136 https://twitter.com/brian_kellyy/status/956999205335322625 https://twitter.com/mrbobdaly/status/956998610696187905 Throw-in for the league opener is 2pm on Sunday.
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