James Skehill

I'm not sure if Bill over in Electric City can get you a new chair.

Okay, do the rest of the pod, right?

And we'll do more of a breakdown of the Dublin and Clare thing in a second, right?

I'm going to play a little bit of Conor Lean from last night, and we get back to the more comfortable three-way situation we're normally in.

So hold on there one sec.

Conor, first of all, I'll talk about David Reedy, which is talking about Clare's performance with Stephen Gleeson last night.

All right.

Oh, look at us back in our more kind of natural.

It feels better now.

We've got the three frames back again.

Clare's defended then because we were obviously touching a little bit, Murph, about Quilligan probably having to be as busy as he was on different occasions last night.

Is that going to prove a problem once Clare get to semi-final stage?

Are they going to be able to keep out enough of Limerick's attacks to get over the line on Sunday week is my main question here.

Yeah.

Bally a cat who's saying, can we please get Davey on the pod?

You are laying the gauntlet round to the idea that Skell is going to text Davey Fitz and say, hey, buddy, do you want to come on and have a chat with us next week for an hour?

No, no, it's unlikely.

But again, I'm intrigued to see where he goes.

And again, last week, you are under a little bit of pressure now.

here i think you're up to that challenge you're a man of great talent and great persuasion ferocious ferocious in terms of you might he might say no to you or ferocious because of what i don't think he'd say no to me i just think no actually don't if i do say any more i'll give it away don't give it away i don't know i liked i liked that the first i spotted was when i saw dear mid is entering the room and i'm like hold on a second here we go