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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And we're kind of discussing the fact that in the new rules, one of the kind of elements of it is that it suits the aggressor.
It doesn't suit the team that want to try and control.
So that's why so many underdogs are beating the favourites because they're just throwing the shackles off.
The old cliche of just going for it aggressively, obviously with...
with thought and with tactics but so when Kerry are trying these slow attacks because we would have done it quite a bit with Dublin so trying to take sting out games or control matters because you are the team that have probably more tools in your armory to be able to pick off the score that doesn't work anymore that doesn't work as easily now it's about just actually going for it and even you've seen Mayo in the last quarter when they maybe just decided we're ahead here now let's just
pull the handbrake up and try to sit back, then you get picked off.
So you kind of just have to be the aggressor throughout the 70 minutes and that's what suits this game as much as any of the other tactics.
You know, the last point I'll make is just around what it represented for Mayo.
Like, I don't think I looked onto the pitch and didn't think about Lee Keegan or, you know, Aidan O'Shea, who didn't get onto the pitch, but still had, I can imagine he had a massive role.
Like, he's been a leader and an absolute legend of Mayo football.
And I know he had a big role to play in them getting over the line yesterday.
But even just the fact that when they were doing the interview last night, Keith Higgins, Colin Boyle, Andy Morne.
I'm thinking back to the lineage of Mayo players that have gone and not won it.
And any of them I met yesterday, they had nothing but joy.
Not a hint of...
a sinew of cynicism or, oh, I wish it was me.
It was a collective joy.
And I think that team today just represented the 75 years.
It didn't just represent the group that was there.
And I think that's what made it so magical.
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