Dion Fanning

But the kids as well, like, you know, and like you saw, we put some videos up on it, and you see it, like, the kids are just in awe.

Like, they all know who he is.

They understand, not just if you're from Doki Unita, but anyone around there, but they do understand who he is.

And, like, a lot of them have read that, you know, there's a Paul McGrath, one of those biographies out, and they've read that and they understand, like, his place in Irish football history.

And it's a funny thing I actually think about, you know, people talk about kids and, like, the way they live today and they're on their phones and they're on... But they actually, I think some of that stuff...

gives them, I know for my own son, it's probably because of YouTube, he spends so much time watching footballers on YouTube, including old footballers, that he knows so much about these.

So he'll have seen the YouTube kids algorithm, as Fethem, he's watched Roy Keane videos, and next thing he's watching Paul McGrath videos.

So they know about these players, and they know about...

their reputation, so they all knew him.

And I told my son the night before, because we didn't really tell anybody, I told him the night before, and he was just like, wow, wow.

You didn't need to explain.

Oh my God, outrageous.

But like, we were quietly confident coming into the game, like, you know, so I'm not too surprised that we won.

I think we'd be lying if we said it wasn't a bit of a revenge game.

And I think, yeah, we're that little bit more eager because of that.

And I suppose we showed in that game what we're capable of and that we are able to compete with the top four in the world and break into that top two of Six Nations.

So it'd be great to do it and put our talk into action.

And the one thing that will stick out to me from this last couple of days, this last week or so, is stick with us.

Troy Parrott said, stick with us.

And he's obviously came to be this bona fide superstar.