Midfielder Anthony Maher says the new Kerry set-up is "brilliant".

The Duagh clubman was outstanding in Sunday's McGrath cup semi-final win over Limerick and, as the Kingdom prepare to face Tipperary in Saturday night's decider, he tells The Examiner that he is relishing life under new manager Eamonn Fitzmaurice:

"It's brilliant, everything is in place. It's now just for everyone to get down to business and do their work.

"In terms of physical training, medical, everything is there, everything is provided for us, it's just up to players on the panel now to get stuck in.

"It's not about looking forward to September, it's about taking every game as it comes. The last few training sessions, even before the UCC game, it was about progression, from IT Tralee to UCC to Limerick and now Tipperary this weekend.

"That's the way you have to look at the year, take each game as it comes and try improve. The management are bringing in new ideas all the time, we're trying to improve on those ideas." Tweet

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