Conán Doherty

You've been provoked into, I suppose, replying the way he has.

But I wondered, could he have just said, Jesus, I was worried about my player.

I was actually just trying to point him out.

Maybe I noticed him.

I didn't mean to.

We wouldn't be talking about this for this length of time now as well.

It's difficult to see in the slow motion replay with the camera pointing straight at us.

And we were all looking at Jim O'Connor as well in the slow motion replay.

I'll tell you why it's so juicy is because Donegal have just confirmed that they're the best team in Ireland.

I'd say that confidently right now.

I'd say they're favours for the All-Ireland.

But Jim McGuinness not being allowed to take training, Jim McGuinness not being allowed to be on the sideline, and let's face it, since 2013, since Rory Gallagher's left,

He's sort of been surrounded by ex-players for the most part.

So now you're going to have a scenario where it's Colin McFadden and Neil McGee and not Jim McGuinness there.

He's omnipotent.

Everything goes through him.

And I think him not being there does weaken Donegal severely.

Can we talk about the game a little bit?

Because my next talking point was the red card is too harsh a punishment, but we can talk about that another day.

I think it does hamper in the Euros.