Philip Lanigan
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first heard Mar 2026
last heard 22 Mar
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I would have thought so.
I love the fact that he's a lack of ego, that he'll actually sit down and have the chat with Steve and Kenny.
I think beforehand, so many different relationships between managers and former managers, there was a level of sniping and giving out.
So he seems to have no ego.
And when you get to that point, though, I can't really get over the fact that you wouldn't practice that.
I know, even doing a little bit with Luke in Sarsfields,
the hurling last year and and they like for club championship the lads would practice penalties because it goes to that so and all it takes is five ten minutes at the end of a session and you quickly figure out who's up for it who likes it who's actually thought about it who are the ball strikers who's the mental side of it so i would have thought just box that off even in the limited time you have so i just don't that whole idea of penalties is a lottery i
so many things Jay but to not practice I think every club and county team in the country knowing that most matches go to winner on the day will actually be practicing and again with the Ireland team that idea that they don't have a sports psychologist and that he was talking about visualisation again most amateur club and county teams will have a sports psychologist I'd say there isn't a county team that doesn't have a sports performance whether it's
from Caroline Curragh down so just at times given the money and the level of professionalism the money washing around football the fact that our flagship team maybe doesn't have the necessary supports at times is staggering a bit but look fair play to him he's got his new contract he's done a brilliant job to get us to this point and he seems to have a very good handle about what's required but I must say that did jump off the page that you know they might just leave it to chance
That's Ade Fitzboros' super interview with Antonin Panenka through a translator and the history of...
Czech Republic's maybe football history is tied into a man who gave his name to a penalty the link I think Michael Foley talks about the link with Troy Parrott who is our man who's going to save us and get us to the World Cup about how he's missed a Penenka penalty how he's missed back-to-back penalties was there already this season so that idea that without tempting fate but the omens suggested the history of this fixture suggests that it could very well come down to that
But if you're not up for it now, I think a manager needs to know that.
And we've talked, yeah.
And again, you don't know what's going to happen on the night with injuries, substitutions and everything else.
But we've seen in plenty of other sports that managers have ready-made substitutions, again, for a player to come on with a minute to go because they know you're a set-piece specialist.
But the Panenka interview is fascinating because
The idea, the history of how it came about, there's brilliant detail about how he planned this originally in training.
He was losing bets against his goalkeeper all the time.
They clearly were doing it in training all the time.
And he says he kept losing the bets to the keeper.
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