Conor McKeon

But it's just energy and pace at the moment rule all.

Yeah, that all might be true, but I still think on the pie chart of Dublin's problems at the moment, I think an awful lot of them are, far more of them are external to that panel.

It's a wave of an old team.

I was talking to somebody this morning who's involved at the top level of club football in Dublin.

And he says, look, you can even notice it at club level in Dublin.

Like the standards are not what they were before.

That has been a drop off.

You can see it in the underage teams in Dublin.

Like neither the Dublin 20s or minors got even near a Leinster final this year.

So whatever's causing that, there is a wave of...

sort of normalcy that has come over the county.

Like wherever Dublin's natural level is, I don't think the decade where they won everything inside is it.

And I probably don't think this is it either.

It's somewhere in the middle.

I don't know where it will even out.

But I think the stuff about the leadership and everything else, I'm not sure that...

There is an argument that with these players, that team should be better.

But I just think that the way the game is being played by teams who have these incredibly mobile, athletic, middle 9-10 unit, Dublin are going to struggle, particularly in Croke Park.

Croke Park is the great truth serum for, you know, miles on the clock and everything else.

Yeah, it was mad because at one stage, because of the way the ball, the ball didn't just drop, like it kind of fell up.