Paul Murphy

And again, I bring you back to that thing.

There's not one person, unless you've managed an inter-county team, will understand how much time these lads have invested their lifeblood into managing those teams.

And when things don't work out,

There's nobody more disappointed and hurt and upset than those lads.

And I've seen Liam Cahill emotional.

I've seen Keith Ross emotional.

And I've seen Derek Ling emotional.

And in those boys' defences, I just think to myself, walk into her shoes for a small bit.

And Liam Cahill fired shots.

Fair enough.

He's entitled to say what he wants.

But I'd never jump on the back of Liam Cahill after bringing Tipperary to an All-Ireland final last year.

The celebrations after that for Tipperary, I think a lot of people would agree that was maybe...

not to say a year or two ahead of when they thought they were going to win in All-Ireland but it was maybe against the grain a little bit again not taken from it but this year now they're very quick to jump on him he's delivered in All-Ireland for Tipperary and the year didn't work out fine margins and they would have got out of Munster but now people are jumping on him off the back of the performance yes the performance was poor at the weekend but Dean Cal has delivered for Tipperary he's delivered in All-Ireland finals so I think a man deserves slack when that happens yes you can have a look at it now over the next couple of months and say okay where do we go from here

three nobodies i remember it well the three fucking nobodies we should have changed the name of the podcast but anyway yeah like i mean uh it's easy when things are going well like you know if we were to comment about let's say tipperary um even earlier this year not even last year but if we were to comment about tipperary this year i think a lot of tipperary supporters would have said you're being hard on them or you don't like tipperary or whatever like this but then when you lose your own people some some of your own people will turn around but like

My thing, and let's say I'll put it in my own shoes of Kilkenny at the moment.

First of all, I'm a supporter of Kilkenny.

And it's the word a supporter.

You're not a fan.

You're a supporter.