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Published 18:37 30 Sept 2018 BST
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"I was finding out about him - a top, top-notch player. He's seriously cleaned up his act, he's in the gym, doing a load of strength and conditioning. "He's un-markable on his day and now this fella is back in the mix...There's not too many lads in counties who can mark this fella on his day.An Gaeltacht got the Brosnan treatment at Fitzgerald Stadium, two weeks back, and it was Legion that copped it on Sunday afternoon. Named on the bench, initially, Brosnan came into the Crokes starting 15 for the throw-in. He scored 0-9 for his side as they defeated Legion 1-20 to 0-9 to march on to the Kerry SFC semi-finals. Brosnan did not have a wide against Gaeltacht and he was nine from nine today until he kicked a couple of late wides. In a post-match interview with TG4, the forward spoke about his brief time with the Kerry senior panel and his hopes for getting back in the mix for 2019.
"I kind off went off the radar a bit then, in 2016. I picked up a few injuries and wasn't playing that well, and the confidence wasn't high. "Erra, I'm around anyway and hopefully they (Kerry) come calling."https://twitter.com/SportTG4/status/1046407182609240064 The former Kerry Minor (2013) is well and truly back on the radar now. His recent performances have certainly caused a stir and have some Kingdom fans yearning for the championship summer of 2019 already: https://twitter.com/damianstack/status/1046399008187527168 https://twitter.com/KMcGillicuddy86/status/1046394715254530048 https://twitter.com/JohnOSully99/status/1046389915716653056 https://twitter.com/StageandSport/status/1046391644554244097 As soon as Kerry get their management and coaching tickets sorted for 2019, we can see them making a beeline to Dr Crokes' next big game.
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