and Eddie Keher (although Keher's record is made up of 5 All-Stars and 4 Cú Chulainn Awards). His All-Star accolades were presented as part of a six-in-a-row from 1976 until 1981 and a three-in-a-row from 1984 until 1986. Spillane is also one of only a handful of players to have won senior Munster winners' medals in each of three separate decades. Spillane was presented with the Texaco Footballer of the Year award on two occasions, the first in 1978 and the second in 1984. His second win was all the more remarkable considering he had battled back from a career-threatening injury. Also in 1984, the GAA's centenary yaar, Spillane was singled out as one of the greatest players of all-time when he was chosen in the left wing-forward position on the Football Team of the Century. He retained this position on the Football Team of the Millennium in 1999. The three Spillane brothers – Pat, Tom and Mick – hold the record number of All-Ireland senior winners' medals in either hurling or football with nineteen. Including medals won as non-playing substitutes Pat won eight, Tom won seven and Mick won four. Media career Spillane has been described as "one of the first trailblazers in the field of product endorsement" within Gaelic games, featuring in print advertisements for cattle feed Tend-R-Leen, in which he said: "For my money there's no better substitute for Tend-R-Leen". Following retirement from Gaelic football, Spillane developed a career in the media. He joined The Sunday Game team as a co-commentator in 1992 before later working as a studio analyst. For a brief time Spillane presented The Sunday Game highlights programme during the summer months until 2009. As an analyst of games Spillane has often expressed his disdain for Ulster football teams, particularly those of Armagh, Tyrone and, latterly, Donegal. In 2003, he described Armagh's and Tyrone's style of defence as puke football. This earned him yet another appearance on Reeling in the Years, following on from most of the 1970s and 1980s. Latterly, Spillane has drawn attention to himself by mocking Tyrone's complex GPS trackers, referring to the devices as "bras." In the All-Ireland final between Kerry and Donegal in 2014 when Kerry engaged in the same type of puke football, Spillane, instead of criticising it, claimed it was master tactical stuff. The final itself is regarded as one of the worst and most boring in