Gary Breen

No, I don't mind it.

I didn't understand why he felt he had to speak to Stephen Kenny about penalties.

I didn't understand that.

I think that's just Jaime kind of like PR going into overdrive or whatever.

But in terms of penalties, and of course, my biggest penalty experience is against Spain and...

I agree.

I don't know if Damo's the same.

I think you can practice as much as you want, but you can't replicate the moment.

You can't replicate the pressure.

And I remember when it went to penalties that time.

And now bearing in mind, Ian Hart, who was brilliant at penalties, had missed one in the game.

We invariably ended up then missing three in a penalty shootout.

But when they were deciding the pens, I remember this vividly now.

where Kenny Cunningham put his name forward and said, I want to take the pen.

And I literally put my arm across and said, no, no, no, Kenny, you're not taking one.

We've got better pen and paper.

You laughed there, but technically, it's really good.

Who the hell do you think you are?

Yeah, I know, but I'm thinking... No, I'm laughing at Kenny.

I've got a picture of Kenny's reaction.