Shane Hannon

Following pharmacist consultation.

there's stages of grief isn't there how is it five stages yeah yeah yeah we're getting out of it together we are going to spend the whole show doing this so like do get involved as much as you want and we'll bring you in as well thanks a million for the comments so far we're actually trying to collect as many as we can that summarise the overall feeling some of them are just real harsh on certain players Shane you know yeah

for instance one of them now I'm not putting this in the harsh category but this is how many feel M Daily 4179 says can't expect much more with so many average championship players I would have thought more there's a lot of players not playing an awful lot regularly I like Aaron Aaron's comment he says we can all grieve defeats in our own way but I won't stand for Irish fan hypocrisy back the boys on Tuesday I'll be there and roll on Kosovo yeah

Andy Reid, we should start by wishing Mrs Reid a very happy birthday and hope you're looking forward to London today.

All right, where do you want to start?

Because we're going to be asking, Shane, the same questions over and over again.

But I suppose it's where people are pinpointing their anguish.

What is it for you, Andy?

Is it that we had it in control and we lost it?

Are you proud of the players?

Is it a mixture of everything?

How are you feeling this morning?

Do you know what struck me, Andy?

I thought we had options on the ball in the first half when in possession.

There were some nice passes strung together from midfield and above.

I felt that was gone in the second half.

That Ogbeni was carrying the ball, desperately looking for options and winning us cheap frees and throws and corners that we were desperate for.

And it got me to thinking at one point in the second half, Jesus Christ, if it wasn't for Ogbeni, we wouldn't be getting out at all here.

Now, it's a very different performance there to what preceded it about a half an hour earlier.

Andy, before I let you go,