Joe Malloy

I just didn't seem to not ruin the situation at all.

And that's and you look, you could say it's already they've already lost or whatever.

But I mean.

You look at Kerry, you look at Donegal, you look at Armagh.

Those situations are different when the manager is there.

So that is hurting Dublin, there's no doubt.

It's not helping, that's for sure.

Well, let's bring in Frank Roach, writes for the paper, of course.

You're allowed to be biased for Westmead today, Frank.

You're very welcome.

That's why your camera's off.

Dean Rock was saying afterwards that actually he was just kind of...

happy that Dublin had managed even to take it to extra time he said the best team should have won in normal time we did really well to claw it back and then on reflections the best team did win so I mean there you have the Dublin manager effectively saying Westmead were the best team in normal time and it's fairly obvious to everyone they were the best team in extra time they just blew Dublin away Totally and utterly and there was a 15 minute period from early enough in the second half Dublin had actually gone 5 clear and

Yeah, it's phenomenal.

A word on McHugh.

You know, I mean, Conor in his piece in the paper today was just making the point that Martin McHugh was 36 when he managed Cavan to that first Ulster title in 28 years in 97.

And now here's Mark at 25 managing Westmead to just their second Leinster title.

So, I mean, the McHugh dynasty is amazing here.

I saw him interviewed.

He said he was asked, you know, first impressions of Westmeath people when you came down here, Mark.