The basis for judging a managers ability should be to ask if he has got the best out of the players at his disposal. McGeeney in my opinion has done this and more. He has moulded a team in a mirror image of himself. That Kildare squad is like a family and even though they lack absolute quality they were only one bad umpiring decision from an AI final last year.
Contrast that to a fragmented disjointed Armagh team with a clear lack of direction and the relative abilities between McGeeney and POR are obvious. I don't think there is an Armagh supporter out there who if told McGeeney was replacing POR tomorrow wouldn't be happy. Will it happen? No, but as Tevez suggests, it should be pursued vigorously. I have a feeling that McGeeney could become Dublin manager at some stage in the next few years.
Contrast that to a fragmented disjointed Armagh team with a clear lack of direction and the relative abilities between McGeeney and POR are obvious. I don't think there is an Armagh supporter out there who if told McGeeney was replacing POR tomorrow wouldn't be happy. Will it happen? No, but as Tevez suggests, it should be pursued vigorously. I have a feeling that McGeeney could become Dublin manager at some stage in the next few years.