GAA: Kerry must guard against complacency
Saturday, 15 July 2000 21:37
Kerry goalkeeper Declan O'Keefe is taking nothing for granted despite accepting that few will give Clare any chance of repeating the upset of 1992 when the sides face each other in the Munster football final at Limerick's Gaelic Grounds tomorrow. Complacency must be the Kingdom's biggest fear and manager Paudi O' Sé will be on guard to ensure his players pay the Manner men the respect they deserve.
With two championship victories under their belt Tommy Curtin's men will be confident of causing an upset as did their county men in '92 when a young Seamus Moynihan made his senior debut for Kerry. Clare may not be as strong this time though, and will hope that the Kingdom take them somewhat for granted after the drubbing they received at their hands last year.
