Conor McKeon

He wears it when he hits a bad shot.

You can see, like, he bounds down the fairway when he smokes a drive off the tee, whereas he kind of slumps down when he's in the rough.

And having a naturally sort of... Like, to hit some of the shots that he had to hit on the Sunday to win the Masters...

You have to be an optimist.

You have to be an eternal optimist.

Because I was standing down near the one that he hit on seven that day.

And I'm still scratching my head as to why people don't talk about it all the time.

It was a crazy shot to take on.

And I remember when he arrived at the point where the ball is, he said something along the lines straight away to Harry of...

there's a gap.

And I could see Harry going, oh yeah, there is, but that's not to say you should necessarily hit it into it.

That gap has nothing to do with us.

And he nearly holed the shot.

So if you're not optimistic, that's not, you don't see the gap first and maybe that's it at a microcosm.

Yeah.

And when you get to the quarterfinals and the double, the two-legged thing and taking away, taking away the away goals is one of the best things that UEFA ever did, you know.

I love a good away goal.

Well, no, I think they still hear Clive Tisley in my ears.

This changes nothing.

That was another one.