Paul Murphy

So they do have a chance of getting to six in and of itself.

Big, big claim here from the Rubes.

Brian Hayes, William Buckley, remind me of Ray Cummins and Shawnee Leary back in the day.

Yeah, I mean, that's his guy.

I mean, he's absolutely incredible.

We caught up with him off the ball after the game.

Stephen Gleeson was talking to him again.

He's very grounded about where they're going for the year.

It seems everyone is kind of singing off that hymn sheet, particularly since Alan Connolly said they were going to win it all.

There's a real humility about the interviews that we're getting from the Cork Bunch now at this stage.

But for him, you know, seven points caused danger all night, was very effective as a ball into the forward line, obviously wins the penalty, which results in the first goal as well.

I saw someone there, I think it might have been Lone for President, whose name I always love in the YouTube comments, had said, is there now too much of a dependency on Hayes this year?

I don't know if I'd agree with that.

I think the Cork forwards are chipping in quite well, and Fitzgibbon, when he finally got around the shackles of Fagan, popped over a few good points in that kind of hybrid half-forward midfield role as well.

Are they too dependent on Hayes, or what's your take on how that forward line's operating?

Makes my job an awful lot easier, Scout, when you ask all the questions.

Jenny is obviously a true connoisseur of our content when she says, Will, you kept Limerick at number two after last weekend because Cork didn't play.

Will Cork stay at number one on the back of that performance?

I would say tune into the Power Rankings this coming Wednesday.

We're recording them on Tuesday.