QuoteDespite the fantastic win on Friday, Treaty will still be favourites. Okwute missed good chances on Friday. Best way to put that right is to score a hat trick in the next game!!!
The previous encounter between the Munster rivals was Colin Healy's first match in charge of the Kingdom, but the last visit to Markets Field ended up as a 3-0 hammering. Certainly, the reorganisation of the Kerry line-up on Friday couldn't have gone any better, and with no injuries reported, one would presume that the same XI will start on Monday afternoon. Patrick Ferry and Lee Devitt will undoubtedly provide the primary threat from the Shannonsiders, while Steven Healy will be available after seeing his suspension rescinded. Robbie Cleary in turn will hope to maintain his promising form, but a draw on the road would prove an excellent return.
Despite the fantastic win on Friday, Treaty will still be favourites. Okwute missed good chances on Friday. Best way to put that right is to score a hat trick in the next game!!!
Happy with a draw but get a feeling we might turn them over. Hopefully a good crowd from Kerry heading up.
I'm going for 2 1 win for Kerry.
The club bus has sold out, which may well be the first time since the Cobh game at the start of the season.Originally Posted by listowelceltic
Good result to rescue the draw. Got a bit feisty at the end. No harm. It is a Munster derby after all.
4 points from 6 a decent return. Up to 8th place.
Finn Harps, who are also on 25 points but with a better goal difference, visit MH Park on Friday.
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