Dublin manager Pat Gilroy was disappointed with the lack of discipline shown by his side in their defeat to Kerry.

Substitute Eamonn Fennell was sent off, while several needless frees were conceded against Jack O'Connor's men.

"It's an area that we clearly have to be a lot better in. It's not on," Gilroy said.

"Whatever chance you have with 15 men, if you are down to 14 you are going to be in big trouble. That's something we have to work on. I didn't see the (Fennell) incident.

"The referee was right beside it. I'm sure it must have been a sending off. It's a ridiculous thing for us to do. We can't afford to be doing it."

Gilroy was also disappointed that the All-Ireland champions failed to put on a show for the Dublin supporters among the 44,838 crowd.

"It's good to have that sort of stuff (the pre-match fireworks and razzmatazz), we're just disappointed we couldn't match the performance to the effort that was put in by everybody who attended," he added. Tweet

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