Michael Verney

And it was only until the 50th minute that John Daly was introduced.

But look, credit to Roscommon.

Absolutely, absolutely brilliant, brilliant, brilliant performance.

And, you know, at the end of the game, we talked about the wind and you mentioned the wind, but at the same time, with eight minutes to go,

despite playing against the wind in the second half, Galway were six points up.

Now, you have to admire the game management, the composure, the belief.

And I thought in the latter stages, obviously, the subs that they introduced had a huge impact.

That was number one.

But secondly, their leaders, who were only anonymous for times during the game, Dermot Murtaugh and Inder Smith.

I thought in the latter, those last couple of minutes, they showed leadership.

But to come from six points down,

The beauty of his two goals was the finish because the finish was so, it was passed into the goal.

It wasn't blasting it.

There was no power.

I mean, I was actually thinking about that when David Clifford got the ball on the inline and I was saying, nine players out of ten coming in from the angle there would be.

Narrow angle, player in front, goalie marking.

Ah, we'd punch it over the back.

If you get a chance to see the full... Sorry, you wouldn't see it.

It's off the board.

Prior to the goal, he made three runs.