Dan McDonnell

90 minutes of precious time.

Like if I want to be annoyed by something for 90 minutes, I can go to football games, you know, at least you might get outside.

But when I heard the stuff about A, the portrayal of the players, B, how they treated the interview stuff, I was like, I don't care how good this is and how everyone keeps telling me Aina Hardwick is incredible.

Give them all the awards.

I'm like, I have no interest in watching that.

Okay.

Point taken.

But I will say thank you to your comprehensive review for removing any interest I had in seeing it.

Interesting.

I would never be able to get past that.

I'd be never able to get past it.

And the people, but it's interesting, even some of the, you mentioned talking to ex-players, even a couple of the lads I've spoken to who were there, like, you know, reporting are sort of in similar enough feelings towards the whole thing.

Or certainly indifference towards... They didn't like the journalist's portrayal.

Yeah, well, from what I gather, no.

I just can't get... But then again, we all watch dramatised versions of shows that, you know, afterwards you look up and go, oh, really?

That's what happened.

Go-to's.

It's definitely a great... It's a staple of a sports piece, talking about someone and their sliding doors moment.

Yeah.

No, it's relentless.