Dick Clerkin

That wasn't proven yesterday.

And then preparation on downside.

Like we talked here last week about, you know, Conor Lavery taking the gamble to take his team down to Kerry.

You know, you heard a bit about it by all accounts.

You know, it was the old saying, you know, the victors get the right history.

You know, if that failed, flatten the space.

In fairness, Conor Lavery was very honest.

He sort of said, listen, that was a big gamble to take a team down.

If they, to use the term that we learned last week, laid an egg last weekend in Larry Kenny, he'd be getting a lot of pressure as to why he'd done that and the expense of it.

it certainly proved to be the right call in terms of getting that belief and he just reading his comments this morning Mike he talked about belief a lot he had to get his down players to believe that they could beat Donegal and everything that he done over the last couple of weeks fed into that had the ability had the potential had the confidence that's there but you got to get them that belief and get them to the wire and he done that and like you just have to give huge credit to Conor Laverty because he had a team prepared there because if you looked at this like

Nobody predicted this because you couldn't based on the league form.

Like, if you looked, I just scanned through their league because I hadn't, I've been honest, I hadn't been keeping a close eye on it.

Like, they weren't particularly impressive.

They were doing enough.

They were beating teams by three and four points, which is not really much in today's money.

They lost to Leash in the second round game.

They were, you know, Wexford took them to extra time in the finals.

There was no form line to suggest.

That Spillane guy is... How long does it take you to find that one prophecy out of all the other?

Sorry, I said, excuse me, don't misrepresent me.