Radishana Hunter-Rajah

And it's always going to be more about on the pitch, isn't it?

Like how bad the club is.

You don't necessarily go into the boardroom and be like, well, you know, the administrators are underperforming today.

We get to boo them.

You only get to boo the team.

You only get to boo the manager.

And it just so happens that Limerick Senior is at this point where...

It is interesting, isn't it?

I think a lot of the criticism at the start of which I was a part of was about this, you know, like high performance bullshit.

And I still maintain that it is bullshit.

But it is interesting that as it gets more emotional, as he feels it a bit more, all that's kind of gone.

Yeah.

And he is just a human being, you know, struggling to get a tune out of these other human beings and doesn't really know where to turn.

And he has a go at them last night.

I think the worst thing as well for Chelsea is I think they've given over the last four years, maybe they've given Brighton 283 million for their players and they get turned over like that.

And it's a bit like, it's one thing you can't keep falling for the wallet inspector trick.

when you're this old when you're world club champions it's just yeah everything about it is damning I appreciate neutrals would have too much sympathy for Chelsea in the way they've spent money I'm surprised they're not singing the don't it always seem to go that you don't know what you got till it's gone about Maresca I mean that's yeah everyone was all over that with Pardew weren't they yeah that's true that's true you're going all the way back to them are you that's where we're going with that yeah you finally get your say yeah

Yeah, the information there being like, if he'd said no to that, would he have then been susceptible for the sack at Strasbourg?

If the whole thing is, you know, planning or like tiering your teams to level up to Chelsea, the struggle is part of that.

And if someone refuses to go up, then you're like, well, what are you doing here?