John Mullane

So,

did they act too soon on Seamus Flanagan Pat?

So what changes would you make?

Then you'd push Barry Nash up.

You'd bring in Dan Morrissey then, would you?

very unlike him very unlike him I mean he's probably one of the cleanest players in the game real time I didn't pick it up and you know I was asking the question even asking the question to people on on the on messages on my phone did he deserve to be sent off and clearly you know when you look back and you've seen it on the Sunday game last night I mean he can have no cramps no questions asked you know he deserved to go and and

Yelp, yelp.

a costly mistake and look I've been there myself before you know it's costly in regards going out to 14 men you know not getting anything out of the match but really the heavy cost could be this Sunday as paddle out into the air going to Ennis without Galan without Keane Lynch because Keane Lynch was hurling well lads he was he was hurling well in midfield and

Yeah, strange one, you know, a flick and then it was kind of the double flick back, you know, which isn't the norm with Keane Lynch.

So, yeah, it'll be very interesting, you know, even the approach.

you know, with Limerick this week, you know, what way are they going to even approach training this week?

You know, what's the feeling going to be like?

I mean, I'd even throw that question to you, Pat, like, you know, take us into the Limerick training this week, Pat, in regards, you know, today, tomorrow, obviously, the training Tuesday and Thursday, like, you know, to try and pick themselves up and get ready for an enormous battle in Ennis on Sunday.

Whether he's under pressure...

poor Rob Downie was like our Lord being held up by two lads and Ben O'Connor came over so excited and you could clearly see Rob Downie the pain in his face and Ben O'Connor came over and you could see him grabbing Rob Downie and Rob Downie was like yeah yeah I'm okay but yeah massive massive win I mean psychologically

You know, again, albeit they were down to 40 men, but they still had to go and do the business and get the job done.

And, you know, they came up with the big moments.

And I suppose the big moment was Brian Hayes.

I mean, the raw strength of the man, lads, to hold off Sean Flynn.

And then the pass into Connolly.