Donegal's Kevin Cassidy has called for the county's managerial vacancy to be filled as quickly as possible.

Internal wrangling has delayed the appointment of Mickey Moran's successor.

And Cassidy, a recent All Stars winner, is worried Donegal could be left behind when the new season gets underway.

"Every other team is back in training. When the National League comes round we will be at a disadvantage," Cassidy told the Irish News.

County convention

"The new manager is going to come in and he will have his own ideas.

"I would like to see Brian McEniff or Martin McHugh being appointed.

"But nobody in their right mind would take the job because of what is going on in the county at the minute."

The Donegal county convention takes place on Sunday 8 December.

Former All-Ireland winning manager McEniff is challenging Danny Harkin for the chairmanship.