Former footballer of the year Paul Galvin says he will speak to Kerry manager Eamonn Fitzmaurice before deciding whether to prolong his inter-county comeback - but he admits it's "unlikely" that he will play in 2016.
The 35-year-old was on Off The Ball tonight - and met John Giles on his way into studio - to chat to Ger and Wooly about his 2015 championship - his first since making his comeback from inter-county retirement.
"I don't know," he said, when asked if he plans to go back for another bite at the inter-county cherry.
"I'd have to speak to Eamonn really. I think it would be unfair now to be getting into stuff like that without speaking to the manager."
However, he added that: "it would be unlikely from a work point of view to be quite honest. I've two collections on the shelves next year. Considering that, that is a priority."
Galvin also talked about what led him to going down the menswear fashion route.
Galvin after this year's All-Ireland final ©INPHO/James Crombie
"I just didn't see teaching as being my future for my life and I felt I had a point of view and a bit of a kind of intuition for this menswear game and I wanted to do something with that," he said, while also explaining why he was only able to attend the All-Ireland final in Kerry's winning year of 2014 - and how watching that from the stands helped him make a decision to come back for 2015, while balancing that with getting his clothing collection venture off the ground.
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"I felt I could still do it. That day I watched it," he reminisced, also touching on the following day when he met Fitzmaurice at the team hotel and how his body was prepared for a comeback.
"I just felt really hungry. I went to Santry and I got myself checked out physically and I actually discovered new training techniques that completely changed my body physically. It gave me a whole new lease of life."
Listen to the full interview on the podcast.
