Enda Brady

I know exactly where this is going, 2002.

2002, right.

I didn't know the story.

it's factual what happened i've got friends who were in the team who were in the room and the language that was used is pretty accurate and roy keen manchester united legend and midfielder and we had a very good team in 2002 we reached the knockout stages without him he got upset because training bibs and cones and balls hadn't arrived in this godforsaken island

with bumpy pitches in the middle of nowhere.

And he decided enough is enough.

I'm going home.

And he left the World Cup.

And it's amazing.

I see him turning up on English TV every night now doing punditry.

Roy and I are not friends.

And I think it's wonderful how he can turn up and do English TV, but he couldn't actually turn up and play for Ireland.

Yes, he was an amazing player.

He was absolutely brilliant.

But Roy and I, he enters a room, I leave it.

Football's coming home.

Look, I'm at my English friend's house.

Everyone's downstairs watching it.

Football is coming home if you're French or Argentinian, possibly.

It does, but it's the only thing Starmer can do.