Gary Breen

and he is really good finisher normally, and it just whistled past the post.

But it's moments like that, and it'll be similar to the game now for the lads on Thursday, that when you do get those chances, you've got to take them.

It's so true that, because I think a lot of people kind of say to you like, what was that atmosphere like?

And they might hit the nail on the head because all the kind of drama and the build-up to a game,

even in the warmups or whatever, it's very emotional.

But when that whistle goes and then suddenly it's like, oh, this is what we do.

You know, we're playing a game of football.

Yeah.

And it's amazing how that kind of,

you know, that kind of mentality just kicks in instantly.

But on that, I think the best advice that we could give the lads now Thursday, certainly that in terms of the fact that we're ex players is don't allow the emotion and how close you are to fulfilling your dream.

And I know it'll be difficult to manage that because,

but they have to just be cold, like clear in their minds.

Just focus on the game.

Don't focus on what potentially is there if you win.

And as Damo said in the penalties, absolutely don't focus on what could be there if you lose.

Just concentrate on what you've been built to do, what you've earned to do and what you've been doing your whole life.

And that's just so important.

I would like to just review the whole body of his work in terms of what he's done.

I don't understand why it was done now.