Cavan's Michael Brennan has wished the county team all the best after he was cut from the panel this week.

The Drumalee footballer, who hails from Co Meath has been part of the squad for the past six years, but this week was told by new manager Terry Hyland that he was surplus to requirements.

Brennan has no regrets from his time with Cavan and he believes that Hyland is the man to bring the Ulster side forward.

"It's going to be disappointing, they're a great bunch of lads but I an 100% behind Terry, I have the utmost respect for him," Brennan explained to the Anglo-Celt.

"I know it wasn't an easy phone call for him to make, he even said to me on the phone 'I know how much this means to you and how much you love playing for Cavan', but just the couple of injuries that I picked up, he says 'we won't have you ready for four weeks time.

"I wouldn't regret any of it, It's been the most amazing journey and the time of my life and it's been such an honour to get the a chance to wear the jersey." Tweet

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