John Mullane

where a last second goal stopped Carlo from getting to last year's Joe McDonagh final.

A debatable last second goal.

A debatable one.

And if you think Limerick are going to be sore going down to Cardiff the weekend, I can only imagine what way Carlo are going to be.

You know, the last time they played in the Joe McDonagh final was against Offaly.

So they have some good memories of playing in Croke Park.

Well, Dublin are very good at changing their structure up mid-game.

And

You know, and I think the likes of Chris Nolan, Mouse Cabinet, I think they're well suited to playing in Croke Park.

So sometimes they can go one up top, sometimes they can go two up top, and then sometimes they go three up top.

Then they drop Brian Hayes back.

And I just think those two boys, they're two game changers.

Then if Hedgehold's there or if Roland Hayes comes in, they've a tendency to go long.

They're two massive players.

And I think they might be the difference in getting Carlo over the line.

I'll take you back to that game in Salt Hill.

So I'm going to go for a Carlo win by two or three points.

You know,

games up today for Galway, up to that, they were getting an enormous amount of joy where they were going with one up top, they were flooding that middle third, getting more bodies out the pitch, they were working the ball through the lines, but what did the Dubs do?

They went and mirrored the exact same way as Galway set up, they went with one up top and they said, right, you know what, we're going to have every player accounted for out around that middle third, and that's where Galway struggles,