Ronan Mullen

I don't know what you think, boys.

And it's a real kind of, you know, look, lads, I'm going to say something profound here.

You better pay attention.

Of course, Colm Keyes being the eminently sensible man that he is, picked David Clifford.

David Clifford scored 10 points in this game.

We still haven't mentioned it yet.

What does he have to do to even get a mention on the podcast?

I was talking, trying to talk to somebody, I was talking to somebody on Saturday morning and they were considering putting a pretty weighty bet on Kerry for the All-Ireland.

at very sort of prohibitive odds just on the basis that they're that good and I was trying to talk them out of it because as good as Kerry are and I do believe that they're probably a bit out in front and they're just coming into their peak and they have some of the greatest players ever including the greatest ever and if you had to pick one you would

I do think that Armagh and Donegal are playing football at a level that you just couldn't be certain that they wouldn't catch you on a particular day.

It's knockout football.

It's going to be interesting because there's no way that Donegal or Kerry aren't going to be trying to win this, right?

So for all the conversation in the immediate aftermath of the All-Ireland about how Donegal set up, I know it was crystallised into the Poddy Clifford debate, but if it wasn't Poddy Clifford, it would have been somebody else.

So what did Donegal do now?

You know, like Jim McGuinness, as we know, doesn't listen to anybody unless they've, you know, managed three All-Irelands in a row or something like that or a black belt in karate.

But like, he will have analysed how Donegal set up and they're playing Kerry and they're playing them in Crow Park and it won't be a particularly...

a day that's kind of prone to the elements that we've seen in the early part of the league so whatever about as a contest blah blah blah I think it'll be pretty instructive as to what Donegal do on Sunday because it's a great trial run for them Is it this Sunday?

This is Wexford with a last-minute goal against Westmead to secure Division 2 football next year.

Well, I just don't know for definite... Like, it's... Like, the thing about Donegal and Kerry is they're going to go at it on Sunday.

There's a league title up for grabs.