Shane Hannon

Yeah, because there's no one to blame here, except what the hell happened.

There are moments where we can blame individuals.

Here's what I think.

I think it's fair enough to surmise that last night the Republic of Ireland threw it away.

And last night the Republic of Ireland can also be very proud of where they've gone.

And I don't think it's outrageous to have both those feelings this morning, which is, I think, why everyone feels so last.

We have many comments coming in.

Like, you are a guest on this show this morning as much as any other time.

And you're living up to your side of it.

Because one person just said, I'm sitting on the floor.

I think it was Peewell.

And that's how it feels.

With Thierry Henry, I mean, the country stopped in terms of a news cycle.

That jumped right up to the top.

And Liveline was being called out the gap.

And we asked to be Team 33, which ended up being a segment on this show.

In the book about VAR, that would be the first chapter, Thierry Henry's handball.

That almost went beyond Ireland.

But this is contained within the country that everyone else just... Oh, I saw the Czechs beat Ireland last night.

But for us, we have to live with this.