Paul Flynn
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1,018 appearances
5 recordings
1 series
first heard Jun 2026
last heard 27 Jul
Paul Flynn’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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But I just thought that was, I don't know why they made those calls.
It felt bizarre to me at the time.
And then the game just played out.
And what, two minutes later then, Jones gets harshly sent off, in my opinion.
And then the game was over, really, wasn't it?
It was kind of like a case that it was just a case of Mayo going to finish the job off now.
Yeah, and that's it.
The game now is all about managing momentum.
You know, it's so important.
And we used to always, all the teams would be doing this, but we used to always do momentum charts and which would literally, you know, map each play.
And in real time, then we'd be able to say, OK, right.
three negative plays in a row, we need to go for a set play and you see the arm going up, right?
And that was what we, that was kind of introduced in probably around 2016 or so when we started to do that.
And it was because of just, you know, trying to control the game, you know, and now it's so, that's more important than ever because you are going to have a string of bad plays where
You know, a team gets two scores in a row, you lose a kick out, they compound it.
And it's about, OK, what are we going to do now to regain that, to break that chain and put it in our favour?
And even sometimes it's just as much as, OK, let's get a good play and put the ball dead.
Even if it's wide, we now have our kick out press on them rather than just to reset this thing a little bit.
And that's what they, that's what Meade needed in the game.
And when I seen the changes, I was like, I couldn't even get over the midfield changes and then Matthew Costa was going off.
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