John Greene

No, but my point is... No, what's his point?

No, that's my point.

Stephen Bradley's shower covers deserve better.

Sorry, I thought... No, he didn't... Do you know what?

What's your point?

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.