Dick Clerkin

Like, they were.

It wasn't just one game.

I heard that first bit.

I heard, no, he's going to be okay.

So back to the first bit, listen, every underdog going into a game, if they ever turn it over, can look back on something.

So I say Conor Lovett, he's not the first one that had a, you know, the proverbial, you know, comment posted on the wall and all this sort of stuff, but it's not where the hell it means until they actually deliver the result.

But,

Bad slip by RTE, like whatever bit of bluffers like us podcasting and chatting, we can call that stuff out.

Maybe the national broadcaster has to be held to a better standard by not looking too far ahead.

But yeah, listen, you're pulling all this stuff.

And I'll lead into a few things, crazy stuff that we would have done over the years to try and just get something.

You're trying to generate revenue.

But at the end of the day, like if you were to rate that down performance, like nine out of 10, nine and a half out of 10, like there's very, very hard to see how they both collectively and individually could be any better than they were yesterday because so much went right for them.

Like, so he had probably, and he knew he had to get that.

Like even bad and all done a goal where, and good and all, like that was still a kick of a ball in it by the last two goals going in.

So they had to bring a near enough, a 10 out of 10 to have a chance to beat.

And so you're pulling anything you can find to get them over that.

Motivation.

Like I always talk about, you know, ability, clarity, desire, ability.

Are they fit enough?