Pat Ryan

I don't know how he keeps running all the time and he doubles back and he changes a run even though he starts it before the puck out and he'll come back to the other side of the field.

you know it only got some fellas fixed some fellas that you wouldn't want fixed it got them fixed there were some fellas trying to get out of the bus I put it like that but yeah no great and it's funny John with Limerick when they're going to Copa for All-Ireland Finals they're nearly the last people to leave in the country they'd often get the they said All-Ireland Finals would be half three they'd often get the ten or half ten train

It really is incredibly impressive.

I'm amazed whether I think it should happen or not, John.

I'm just amazed it hasn't happened yet.

You know, most people have gone the length of four.

And, you know, but it's obviously something that, look, the likes of Cork, they train together every week, all year.

I tell you, they often get maybe to half ten train and there's nobody left in them, Rick.

Half ten train up to the Euston station at twelve, from twelve in to over to your, wherever you're getting the food for half twelve, they're three hours, half twelve to half three.

So they must have discussed these things and maybe they just don't fancy it.

I don't know.

No, not in terms of... Not once it's outside that before that three hours.

I remember even maybe managements before or underage teams.

I don't know how you found it, John.

Yeah, but in Ireland it's like that.

I found when fellas would get you to meet up four or five hours beforehand, it was way too much.

Even, sure, look, we know we're all, you know, club players and club teams and Valder teams, whether it is even Ireland or Camogie.

Yeah.

And too long and you get kind of stale.

Like, you can always watch certain teams on telly and be like, I'd love to play my team like that or why don't we play like that?