Gary Breen

He ain't going to leave that job.

And who's he going to leave for?

You know, the giants of European football are not going to come in for him.

So I didn't understand that type of rhetoric as well.

So I don't know, maybe it's a case of, like we said, Joe, we touched on it last week.

FAI didn't want to go through that process again.

And I understand that it was,

It was draining.

They weren't particularly good at it.

And they may well feel that we've got a guy here that is a good figurehead, and he is.

Speaks well, good leader, no doubt.

But I don't know what it is.

All that type of stuff, all that stuff around the job is brilliant, and he's very good at it.

I don't know what it is about getting this 5-4-1 to evolve into something that can be better than it is, because we have got better players.

Okay.

So much has been said about his leadership qualities, which is great and stuff like that, and his experience.

But experience is so overrated.

Because if it wasn't, get Robbie Keane back to score the goals or get Paul McGrath back at centre-back.

Experience is great, but you've got to be in isolation, contribute in a way to affect the team.

And he does that.