Gary Breen

Yeah, but it's still a good quality ball.

It is, yeah.

Yeah, dismisses of a ball, long balls forward.

If it's a nice clip into a dangerous area, then a player with his pace and kind of like endeavour, it unsettles you as a defence.

Of course it does.

And it changes the dynamic because you suddenly think, oh, if we go too high and condense Ireland, Hungary did.

And then there's an out-ball over the top.

It just drops it and it just allows you as a defence on the other end of the pitch to get up there.

It'd be fascinating, like you're right, in terms of where we are, fitness levels.

But it's such a massive game.

We talked about servicing to Troy as well.

So the dynamic of that midfield set-up is going to be fascinating because you need that combative nature in there to kind of stay in the game.

You'll need physicality because the Czechs are quite a big team.

But then you look back to when we were struggling at 2-1.

What was the in-game management of Jaime there?

And it was to drop Finnazzaz deeper to get on the ball.

And we had John O'Shea in with us at Premier Sports and he said it was by design.

It wasn't like me just looking or them looking at it and thinking, we need to do it now.

They had predicted it.

That's what he had told us.