Ronan Mullen

Like this is a big hurling event.

I want to know what they kind of feel there.

I don't need to know that Limerick's conversion rate is like the second highest that they've had in the Monster Championship.

And it's just, there's such a kind of jackknifing away from that to what we have now, which is we have to make sure to present.

And I don't know how much of that is kind of, first of all, responding to trends in other broadcasters, because you see like all these kind of gimmicks, you know,

We're walking on the pitch, we're talking to the camera, Mica Richards,

bantering torturously with somebody about their shoes at the start of the programme.

Like, it's just, we don't need that.

We get it elsewhere.

Like, what we have has worked for a long, long time.

And, like, the idea of having pundits is that they give their takes on it.

And if they're wrong, that's okay too.

Somebody can point that out at a later date.

It doesn't mean that you get these really, like, insightful people in so that they can read out the stats.

Because otherwise, because there's no real point in having them in there.

Like, like,

The point at which we kind of parted too far from the entertainment and turned it into pure analysis.

That's the bit I think that we've lost.

Well being correct is the most overrated quality in any pundit.

Unless it's like, unless it's a red card that was contentious.