Pat Spillane

That's a favour for the jar.

That's another favour in the jar, Patrick.

Bottom line, bottom line, you failed to deliver an All-Ireland success in Kerry and you're a failure.

Past glories count for nothing.

So, yes, at the end of the day, lads, it's all about winning.

Hold on a second.

That's interesting.

After this podcast, it's the one thing outside of the fact

that we love the quality of the football we're getting nowadays under the new rules but the second thing we've always said from the start of last year is that

Last year, and this year even more so, the All-Ireland is getting more and more competitive.

And there's certainly, as any of those names you mentioned, there's all genuine contenders.

They can take out a big gun any day of the week.

And you look at unsung satire heroes.

You look at Russ Common, for example.

Probably a county that we sort of, and I know, I hold my hands up.

You give them lip service and you say, you know, good old league, trained hard for the league, but they'll blow up in the championship.

But Roscommon for a small county, I wouldn't think they're much bigger than Monaghan, slightly bigger than Monaghan, but they're a serious outfit.

And the football they produce in this year's league, the football they produced in the second half yesterday was unbelievable.

They have a forward line that's Damon Murtaugh and Inder Smith.

And they had a fella, Conor Neary, that started full forward yesterday.