Kevin Cassidy has said that Dublin’s destruction of Tyrone at the weekend was the death knell for overly defensive tactics.
Kevin Cassidy: Unorthodox Mayo deserve high praise
August 24, 2017
Kevin Cassidy has said that Mayo manager Stephen Rochford deserves praise, not criticism, for thinking outside the box.
Kevin Cassidy: O’Shea chaos can earn Mayo final spot
August 17, 2017
GAELIC Life columnist Kevin Cassidy has said that Aidan O’Shea is the ticket that can see Mayo past Kerry in this weekend’s All-Ireland semi-final.
Kevin Cassidy: On the road to nowhere
August 10, 2017
AELIC Life columnist Kevin Cassidy has said that there is a growing realization amongst county players that their dreams aren’t going to be fulfilled.
Kevin Cassidy: My message for the ‘Jim Brigade’
August 3, 2017
Kevin Cassidy has addressed Rory Gallagher’s departure as Donegal manager and the part played by the ‘Jim Brigade.’
Kevin Cassidy: Rory is the man to lead Donegal change
July 27, 2017
GAELIC Life columnist Kevin Cassidy has said that the Donegal players have full faith in Rory Gallagher’s attempts to change the county’s philosophy.
Kevin Cassidy: Down’s season won’t be defined by Sunday
July 13, 2017
Kevin Cassidy believes that Down could have a big say in the All-Ireland series, even if they fall to Tyrone in Sunday’s Ulster final.
Kevin Cassidy: This could be Geezer’s last stand
July 6, 2017
GAELIC Life columnist Kevin Cassidy believes that defeat to Westmeath on Saturday evening could spell the end of Kieran McGeeney’s reign as Armagh manager. Writing in today’s edition, the Donegal native feels that another early Orchard exit will probably bring an end to his time with the county. “Anything else against a team the whole […]
Kevin Cassidy: Donegal on borrowed time
June 22, 2017
GAELIC Life columnist Kevin Cassidy has said that the young Tir Chonaill charges are not yet fully ready for the championship arena.
Kevin Cassidy: Flashpoints are inevitable
June 15, 2017
GAELIC Life columnist Kevin Cassidy is expecting the hostility between Donegal and Tyrone to be evident once again on Sunday.