Philly McMahon

But if they are playing, I do think it's one of those things where Lleod wouldn't have had too much homework on them because they haven't been playing.

Yeah, it does.

It feels like ages since we've seen them.

It just depends on what they've been doing, where they're at.

You don't know what's going to happen with Mayo.

Whereas Monaghan are, at the minute, I think the team of the championship.

With the league campaign they had, the amount of injuries they had, the squad they had, nobody gave Monaghan a chance to get to that Ulster final.

and they could possibly

after finishing not like driving Armagh to extra time like they could be like here we can have a pop here at Mayo at home as well and Mayo and yeah Mayo haven't really played much yeah do you know like so are they are they a bit stale who knows but I'm sure that's a long layoff it's a very long layoff I think it was the last weekend in April like when they played Roscommon so that's like what five weeks that's a long especially now the days when you're playing pretty much every second week yeah

And the sparring partners Monaghan would have had going through Ulster would have been great for this game.

Because they have a mixed bag of different teams.

But Mayo, they don't have anybody to play.

They're only playing AVB games, I'm sure.

Where's their energy at?

Where are they at mentally?

If they're playing Galway, Roscommon, Dublin this weekend, it's different.

But they're playing a team that they'd nearly be expected to be.

But for me, when you look at the resemblance of what Roscommon have and Monaghan have, it's very, I'd be very worried for Mayo because, um, Banigan, O'Hanlon, like they would remind me of a little bit of Smith and possibly, uh, Morton, like, you know, they're just lightning.

They just go for it.

Like, you know,