Dan McDonnell

He messed Coleman around.

The players are there.

But also the bones of a kind of...

a foundationer there as well no like I'm very interested in your concerns because I looked at last night and just thought well like Coleman running back maybe he's 37 he's tired look I'll just I'll just I look at last night and see it as a bit of a kind of you'd sort of forgive anything because they're probably just fatigued and it's just that kind of a strange 100% in terms of how the players adapted themselves but did you not think that that felt exactly like Armenia at home that first half how turgid it was in terms of

For sure, for sure.

Look, there's no doubt for the first half hour, I think everyone was just a bit punch-trunked.

Honestly, even watching, I could barely concentrate.

You know what I mean?

It was just like, why are we doing this?

The checks are one up.

But like, you know, I can't remember the Armenia game very well because it was just so awful.

But I don't remember Azaz coming in as much, getting involved as much, getting on the ball with players in front of him.

Like that last 10 minutes before a halftime, creating a few chances.

It felt a lot worse against Armenia from memory.

Now, I could be wrong.

Sorry, Dan.

I know you're sitting here twiddling your thumbs.

Gary, if Parrot scores one, two, even three of those chances, you'd kind of say good, solid, pragmatic Hamer performance, no?

Yeah, that was the chilling line you said at the very start of the conversation.

I wrote it down.