Conor McKeon

But where you kind of, where you pay off is in a situation like that.

Like it was an incredible kind of burst of energy at the end from Dublin to go that point up because it did look like they were dead.

And then that took so much out of them by the time they got the extra time, they were dead.

But I don't think that that's true.

I think Dublin do have two-point shooters.

Desi Farrell said last year, we don't have two-point shooters.

Yeah, well, those guys are out to kick two-pointers for their clubs and other places, and the two-point arc is in the same position.

Good, because it doesn't make sense that they wouldn't have two-point kickers.

Yeah, because they... Inter-county Dublin footballers.

Before they were two-pointers, they used to kick one-pointers from the two-point zone.

Paddy Small, Cormac Costolo, Cillian McGuinness, Sean Bugler.

It might be Ciarán Kilkenny's forte, but he could definitely kick them.

He doesn't like doing it.

My point is that Dublin moved... And again, it comes back to the slow thing.

Dublin's transition is incredibly slow.

Unless there's a one-on-one inside, they don't kick the ball in quickly.

And by the time they get to the opposition's sort of set-up defence...

You look at guys like Dara Heenan and Oisín Conaty who can just line up a man one-on-one, take a little sidestep and then make space.

Dublin are a very deliberate team in everything they do.

And I think that's got to do with maybe the age profile and the way they're trying to calmly win games.