Last Saturday in Tullamore, some Kerry forwards seemed hesitant in the tackle. The explanation that the victors simply “wanted it more” rarely feels like a complete or satisfactory account of a loss.
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WRIT LARGE: Armagh footballer Oisín O'Neill. He is part of an impressively deep Armagh squad. But the favourites for the All-Ireland have still lost twice already. Pic: Sam Barnes/Sportsfile
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