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The FAI invitation has been announced on Radio Kerry this lunchtime, and a KDL meeting is expected to overwhelmingly approve, but as with previous ventures, one must ask what the long-term result will be if the KDL considers First Division applications to be too costly? Ultimately, Cork and Limerick would contract the adult players, leaving junior soccer poorer anyway?
Talk a while back that the Galway DL were keen to enter, but were told by FAI that no DL teams would be allowed.
Talk as well that Mervue and Salthill will be dropped from u19s and entering u17s.
Wonder what bullsht excuse they will give to obstruct GUFC or GFA from entering.
Thankfully, the latest article suggests that once the U-17s graduate, the intention is to move on to the under-19 league, but will the players be content to stay in Kerry once they reach 21?
Common sense suggests they'd eventually progress into the League of Ireland in some form of Kerry FC or something of the like.Quote:
Originally Posted by culloty82
Kerry seems to have a fair bit of clout in the FAI.
great to see a kerry team in the LOI u17, can only be a positive move for soccer in the kingdom !!!
anyone know if kerry are entering a team ?
Yes, they agreed to enter a team, just remains for the FAI to ensure the application's in order.
Kerry's application approved. Best of luck to them
http://www.extratime.ie/newsdesk/art...tional-league/
Brendan Hogan, the Kennedy Cup winning coach, will manage the side, with the first game at home to Cork City this Sunday at 2 p.m.