Eamonn Fitzmaurice has poured cold water on the prospect of ever managing Kerry again.
It’s coming up to a decade since Fitzmaurice was first appointed to the role at the age of just 35 and by then he had already served two years as a senior selector under Jack O’Connor.
The 2014 All-Ireland success was an against-the-head managerial triumph for Fitzmaurice given that Kerry’s title credentials were largely unheralded that year and though they failed to follow up on that breakthrough as Dublin dominated, the Lixnaw man was earmarked for a return to the job some day after stepping down in 2018.