Paul Murphy

I know what you mean, but I'll put it this way.

There's very few I wouldn't consider if they asked.

But my first thing that I would say with is that you don't really approach these things by going, oh, Jesus, would I like to go in with them?

First of all, you have to look at your life.

You have to look at your life and say, can I actually go in and do something like this?

It's a ferocious, ferocious career.

And particularly...

And, like, Scall, you were with the under-20s.

The minors and the 20s are different to the seniors.

The senior, you are the person under the microscope, and you're kind of the leading light for the county.

If things aren't going well, that's a very tough position to be in.

Would I go in with anyone?

I'd always consider it, like, but, I mean, I just think it's...

I don't know.

It's a strange question to try and answer because it's like.

It is, it is, yeah, completely.

It's tough.

No, sorry, actually, that's what I was going to say.

Like, as in what, like, Skell was talking about there, the time commitment and all that.

Like, we've been asked to do things.