Ciarán Murphy

On the Sunday game.

I saw it this morning.

So Jamie, just explain that one.

That was, so there was the 20 metre free late on.

Dermot Burns is brought up.

There's a load of, there's a load of, well, what Donal O felt was theatre going on, gesticulating, people on the line saying, get back Dermot, we don't need you.

A teammate saying, no, don't go for goal, just take a point and eventually he goes for goal.

and gets it.

And Donald Oak felt this was all smoke and mirrors stuff that was going on in the background, that he was always going for goal and that Limerick were trying to kind of put a fast one and put Cork off.

Well, I'm sure Burns was always going for goal or at least he was going up with the intention of going for goal.

One thing that kind of surprised me about the whole thing, realistically, I don't think there was any sense of...

that it was all for show I think that I think Kylie was probably losing his marbles thinking Jesus Christ get back we're two points down take a score and some of the players were even saying the same I think Burns and look I actually agree with Burns in that I think Burns on the field felt that actually we're a man down

We don't look particularly like scoring here.

You know, that was his read, I think, of the smell of the game that the only chance we have to win this game is I go up and bury it.

And he makes a decision himself on the pitch.

And as a manager, sometimes you do have to be like, okay, look, here's the smell of it.

This is what I thought, but okay.

You know, I think it was one of those ones where when I was watching and I was sitting beside one of the lads from the club watching the game, the two of us felt actually the same.

We felt...

do you know what?