John Greene

Because we've had this argument...

Okay, so I'm now retreating from Code Red to Code Orange because I thought it was...

I thought it was this old argument about, you know, the League of Ireland, people need to go and support them.

No, no, no.

So, yeah, so what you're saying, actually, I get and I agree with, that Shamrock Rovers are not doing enough within their own organisation to promote the club and attendances.

In the same way that, say, like, you know, I know personal experience that trying to get tickets to a Drada home game, for example, is not easy.

You know, you have to be on the ball doing it.

So, okay.

I thought we were going to have to...

I did think that that attitude had started to shift anyway.

It is still a huge...

massive step forward yeah but you can't just go oh that's grand and there's a lot from the few games I've gone to there's a lot of young people going so what you're doing there is you're future proofing it which is a good thing yeah so that they're probably you're getting every year to a kind of a baseline where the attendance is I know I think that is happening I do think that is happening yeah I think it is I think we might leave it there John is writing a very interesting piece for Sunday I have a robotic lawnmower I need to rush home and get stuck into it

No.

No, it'll be very interesting to see what the build-up to the World Cup is like because obviously...

We are now in that World Cup year.

The days and months and weeks are going to tick by very quickly.

There's an awful lot of paperwork that needs to be done.

Like you've got all these countries who have supporters, players, coaches, backroom teams, all need visas.

And a lot of them are coming from countries that right now don't appear to be welcome.

That's pretty much every country.