Kerry have been described as a one-man team who are "mediocre/nothing" without David Clifford.

In this thread I will analyse the numbers to see just how reliant Kerry are on the reigning Footballer of the Year #GAA Since making his debut in 2018, Clifford has scored 24 goals and 234 points in his 57 league and championship appearances.

He has scored 20-139 from play, plus 4 penalties, 85 frees, and 10 marks.

He is averaging 5.4 points per game.

Analysing the major incidents including all six red cards in the Fossa v Stewartstown game (plus a big one many may have missed)...

37 mins: Strike to the face. Red card. O'Shea goes down easily but why should he stay on his feet and do the player who punched him a favour? 43: Lucky to get away with a yellow. Plays the man and not the ball.

Here's a quick look at the 🔟 new players who have been added to Kerry's training panel 🧵

Ruairí Murphy (Listry/East Kerry)
Age: 20
Position: Half Forward

Skilful attacker who caught eye in his first year as starter for East Kerry. Played midfield for the Kerry U20s in 2022. Ronan Buckley (Listry/East Kerry)
Age: 25
Position: Midfield

All action enforcer who returns to the Kerry fold after previously featuring under Peter Keane. Played at half forward in 2020 but is best known as a midfielder.

Austin Stacks getting relegated has reignited the debate around the number of senior clubs in Kerry.

Here's a possible solution. (1/14) Firstly, if there is to be a revamp, it should probably happen at the end of next season. It wouldn't be right to change the rules now just to "save" a big club like Stacks.

The system might be harsh but they have been relegated so they should play intermediate in 2023. (2/14)