Colm Keyes

And that's what makes it different.

And you mentioned a crowd of 32,000.

I expect that will double for next weekend because I think the crowd will be back after this.

Ciarán Kilkenny, his interception, when I think it was McMorrow was...

was robbed by Shane Malone and Shane O'Donnell was inside and Kilkenny gets back in to get a hand.

And then there was that Ross McGarry interception at the Canal End goals.

And it was full of those type of moments from Dublin, scrambling moments, crowd lifting moments, defiant moments that probably hadn't been there, certainly this season or maybe the last couple of seasons in the same way that they really, they fought, to use Gerlach Nan's phrase, they fought on their backs for this one.

And I think that's what really, really will please Dublin, Dublin supporters.

Everybody will be uplifted by that win.

It was... The context of his post-match comments were lethargy and tiredness and fatigue and exertion, 30% to 35% more exertion.

He estimated that in the new game.

And he painted a picture of the old mash, almost, that it was a medical unit that were running up and training with just bodies and getting people right.

And it was a picture of game after game after game.

But actually, since the league final, that's not been the case.

Only the back-to-back weeks for Donegal between the Cork game, which they probably felt they should have closed out, and this week there was a week's gap.

But before that, four weeks from the league final to the down game.

four weeks then to Kerry and three weeks to the Cork game.

So that's a schedule that any team should be grateful for in the current climate and it should have suited them.

So it was a little bit at odds what he was saying with that schedule.

But he said with nothing in the tank and sure enough it didn't.