Conor McKeown

You can't outrun them.

I'm not taking any lectures about parenting from somebody who went back playing football when he was 40 and somebody who watches 17 hours of sport a day.

It's called annual leave, mate.

All I ever wanted to do was just hydrate members of my family.

I train.

Whereas you two went out of your way.

I train after they're asleep.

I was actually trying, I was thinking there, jeez, there's an election coming up.

There's 13,000 people in this race.

There's at least eight of them are going to say, I actually went past Bertie Hearn on the way there.

I think that's a vote getter now if you ever...

decides to go for anything else.

I remember somebody in here did a piece about one of the Healy Rays or maybe both of the Healy Rays and went back through some of their days in office and it consisted of driving up to Dublin to check in so you get your expenses and then driving back to, like there was a funeral in Cullaraglan and that was

Yeah, I think the most interesting thing to take away from this world championship is the degree to which the crowd did get behind.

Like, not the player that we expected in the world final.

And I think it's because, like, you know, this is a big thing in sports and it was a thing that happened in women's golf in particular when you have, like, there's 11 Chinese players in this year's world championship and Wu Yi doesn't speak English.

And so it can be hard to kind of put your personality across

when you're off the table.

But snooker is one of these sports where like the vast majority of why you like players is because of what they do on the table.

That's when their personality comes across in terms of the kind of shots they take on and everything else.