Dan McDonnell

It was a really good game.

But obviously, like, a couple of thousand people who have gone to that match.

I've just decided I'm not going to go to either of the games on the bank holiday weekend.

And that's my only point like that.

It's a shame sometimes that I go to League of Ireland grounds now compared to when I started.

And most stadiums I go to now is generally full and it's vibrant.

And weirdly, Tala, the best team, the best stadium, the best experience is the one I can go to where I can sometimes feel a little bit...

just the game is meandering.

It's just a little bit fly.

And it shouldn't, I don't, maybe I don't go to too many games against the mid-table teams.

I often would go to the, I just ended up with that particular game.

I was very, it was kind of quite striking to me, but I do know they've heard a new CEO and they've heard a new marketing exec that both have spoken about tackiness.

I think they must know that they have this big facility.

Their accounts aren't amazing.

They could definitely build their average attendances

And that helps everyone, but it's not an old school, no, no, it's your duty.

It's not that.

It's just that if they could do more, the capability is there.

I think it has shifted, but I think it's more a case of, 10 years ago, I made the point, 4,000, they'd be cheering getting that type of crowd for a game.

I was going to make that point.