Barry Murphy

I'm getting bad echo off of someone.

It's gone now.

So we signed him.

He had just turned 18.

And he really struggled financially.

to get acquainted to life in Ireland both personally and also on the pitch he was usually on the bench but he never actually got a minute of league game time until the game against Harps on Monday in which he was very good but it was pretty easy to appear very good

Tonight, he was unbelievable.

And he actually makes, again, I've called him multiple times talking about the front three system that Paul Heffernan has decided to play this season.

He actually makes it work because he plays in a defensive mid role.

But he reminds me of N'Golo Kante because he seems to play in about four different positions at once.

with unlimited stamina and he has absolutely no sort of self-concern when it comes to making tackles.

He will smash people over to get that ball.

Oh, absolutely.

Absolutely.

But with how much he's struggled to fit into life in arms, when he scored tonight, literally the entire 11th,

ran after him, and he went to the bench for Big Hog.

It was one of the most wholesome moments I've seen at the Carlisle, because he's, again, he's struggled to fit in, he's 18, he's moved halfway across the world, he has no family here or anything, but he's put the work in, and honestly, he's literally...

change the game tonight because he gives both Ben McCormack and Cian Doyle space to actually support the front three which the front three haven't had any support so far this season so listen again tonight we were hoping for something and what's funny is for two years in a row we've hit rock bottom against Finn Harps away before playing Cove at home and potentially turning things around so we'll see next week when we play UCD but

But honestly, tonight, for the first time, for across the 90 minutes, not just one half or one set of 30 minutes, everything that Paul Heffernan set us out to do actually worked.

Yes, seven without a win, and that included...