Frank McGlynn reckons Dublin style of play is 'one dimensional' and expects Kerry to vary their attacking options in the All-Ireland SFC final.

Donegal's last four success over the Dubs came as a surprise to practically everyone except Jim McGuinness and his players and the Glenfin clubman remembers their close shave against the Kingdom in the 2012 quarter-final.

"We were under pressure from our own kickout and we struggled to get our own ball out of defence," he recalled in conversation with The Belfast Telegraph.

"With Donaghy at the edge of the square they always had a threat no matter where they were on the pitch.

"One foot pass and the ball could end up in the back of your net."

"They are a team that can change.

"If you look at Dublin, you might say they were one dimensional where they kept trying to run the ball, whereas Kerry are going to offer more, they are going to keep the ball at all costs because they are a footballing team and they know how vital the ball is."

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