Tomás Ó Sé

And that, to me, is about a unit as much as it is about an individual.

Are Eamonn Fitzmaurice and Tomás Ó Sé two maybe that could be thought of?

Like, I, I think Eamonn Fitzmaurice would be a phenomenal, but, and I, as I said to you earlier, I just think, like when you boil it down, he teaches in West Kerry-

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... down near Dingle, and it's ju- I just don't know logistically is that a runner? Uh, I think he would be a, again, uh, a very strong possibility.

And I would say Tomás Ó Sé left Offaly to go back to the Kerry twenties and has just recently added his brother to that as winning All-Ireland, and it wouldn't take a genius to work out that no more than Kevin Johnson, there's a fairly obvious pathway there that to be the next Kerry manager if he came for that as well.

So, um, I don't-- I think for, I, I, as I keep saying to you here, like, and I appreciate it, but probably it makes this job very tricky for whoever's gonna, the committee that are gonna appoint this person.

But I'm looking around, and I see a whole host of reasons why some of these very obvious blockbuster candidates are just not gonna be realistic.

So I was like, "I'm not sure about what we're gonna talk about today." Ah, I have one email that might have come in a- after screening it, as Eoghan suggested

... 'cause then I have to get to many, many emails angry at Tomás Ó Sé.

Okay, we'll go here.

[laughs]

So, um, interesting to discuss.

We're joined by Tomás Ó Sé, the Kerry under-20 manager.

Tomás, you're very welcome.

Thanks, Joe.