Joe Molloy

That's how stressed I've been.

Then you can suddenly see the stye in her eye.

So it was really tough for her.

And her dad is one of the coaches looking on, obviously, he's coached her since she was...

five years old, and she added 100 points more.

How they calculate the points is obviously beyond me.

But she's added 100 points more to her total from last year.

So she's improving all the time.

It's another bronze medal.

And, you know, she's brilliant.

And at 25, you know, with certain athletes, like the Olympics are, oh, they're just too early, just too late.

She's going to be a great age, 20, 28, 27.

Like she's...

you know, great, great, great chance of an Olympic medal.

Do you know what they were doing, by the way?

And as a TV thing, it was kind of interesting.

So after they do everything, be it the high jump or the long jump or any of the, you know, the shot put.

All of the athletes, as a matter of course, would walk over to their coaches who were sort of up in the stands, and the coaches would walk to the bar and lean over and say things to them.

But they'd get a big boom mic and stick it under the coach's mouth.

Oh, yeah?