Pat Ryan

That would be my reading on it.

That is bonkers.

Well, sure, listen, it's, it's, that, that's bonkers, but the drive itself is bonkers as well.

Like, do you know what I mean?

The drive itself is, it's a mammoth drive.

Like, and I know, like I was down in Ennis the week before last for a match.

The next time, you go to Salt Hill, you need to go for a dip before you go home.

Clear the mind, cleanse the body and mind.

Dave, he was almost driving there as well.

It's funny how things kind of move on.

I don't see that type of an opportunity coming up again.

But lads, we had promised, and I've put it out to people on X, we promised to talk about... John Myler is heading up a new Hurling Expert Advisory Group.

Basically, something like the Football Review Committee.

What changes could be made to Hurling?

Now, I don't expect, and we don't need anything like the radical surgery that was needed to football.

But Pat, if I was to put it to you...

One change that you'd like to see made in Hurling that you think would improve Hurling, what would it be?

Yeah, turn back.

Shane Stapleton, the great hurling aficionado, suggested that if the ball is played back to the keeper, that he can't take it to hand.

That he has to kind of nearly double on it.