Gary Breen

Joe, you might well have to ask Damien Delaney about

Potentially Seamus going back to Sligo and asking about his experience of going back to Corbyn.

Thanks, lads.

tony yeah that was a great evening to be fair for me as an arsenal fan but even everyone listening to his stories were brilliant yeah he put damien in his place for his oh yeah i didn't i didn't i enjoyed as much as you guys did i got like sat down early in the evening oh come on janitor it was such an alpha move out the gate uh as memory serves damien said all right mate i've just met you yeah

Ray Houghton's goals and stuff.

It's just, it's remarkable.

Now, on the back of that, the hope now is that it's enough or it's been enough to go to full, like, distance and actually get to a World Cup because if you look at what this, if the lads do it and they're in such a good position to actually do this now, it will effectively be, Joe, five wins on the spin where they cannot, like, drop a point and they are that close to achieving it now.

Now, with that, obviously...

The attitude changes from absolutely nothing to lose to now there is something to lose because it feels tangible.

It feels that America, bearing in mind that we're in late March now, is so close.

It literally is within touching distance.

And that will be fascinating and crucial for me in terms of how the lads cope with that type of pressure.

Yeah, I mean, listen, what they did is incredible.

And I always remember this kind of Gordon Strachan saying to us when we were players and that, you know, that when you're behind, you know, and there's nothing to you.

It's like, and this is Damon's analogy as well.

You know, you're on a golf course and your first nine is dreadful.

You then relax.

And then that back nine seems to be really good.

They've got to be really good from the beginning now.

And what is so unique about this playoff is effectively you normally go up against, in a playoff, the team twice.