John Mullane

That wears a defender down.

That wears a defender down.

And like, if you were just being hit by that constant kind of, you know, repetition, repetition of physicality, physicality, physicality,

I mean, that puts the defender on the back foot straight away and that gasses out a defender.

That's why I'd say we're seeing, you know, so many high scoring games as well because that element of physicality that's coming to the table now without the ball.

And it's a major part today, major part of the game today, you know, that appetite for work without the ball.

And that's the one thing that really stood out for me from this car team last Sunday.

And that just whets the appetite for what's to come this Sunday.

It'll be twice as hard.

because Limerick are the masters in that area and now they pride themselves on getting those numbers and hitting those numbers are targets and if Cork bring what they brought last Sunday without the ball to the table and they go and hit Limerick head on

In that area, I think we're going to be in for an explosive battle here Sunday, lads.

And just while we're on that, you contrast that with Tipperary.

It's no coincidence then that Cork had an enormous amount of joy

you know, in getting scores.

I mean, their half-forward line scored 11 points.

Their forward division as a whole scored 20 points.

Tipperary then only scored five points from play.

But they didn't have... They weren't bringing the same energy or the same appetite, you know, without the ball.

And I would say that's one area, you know, Mikey Bevins and Liam Cattle will be banging the drum this week that we've got to improve on that, particularly going down to the Welsh Paralympics.

And I'd say...