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Look what access can give you.

They got in there, they filmed a coach in a dressing room.

showing us the lengths not only coaches go to and the passion they have to get their players kind of up and ready for a game, but like what it meant.

And if we're talking access...

Embarrassed to say that I haven't seen this in full yet but if you say documentaries to anyone in the GA world they will immediately say A Year Till Sunday is their favourite GA documentary and basically it follows Galway in their 1998 run up to winning the All-Ireland but the sub-keeper was a filmmaker as well so he recorded it.

on like a camcorder so it's like as behind the scenes as personal as personal as you can get like you'd never get away with it now but that just shows that like you're in the dressing room you're like you're doing the drills practically with them and access to all the players and obviously they trust him because he's a teammate so that's cool yeah if there's a bar for getting access I think that's it yeah because we had an Instagram comment from Mick about that he had mentioned a year ago Sunday friend of the pod friend of the pod Mick

Do you want to touch on football?

Because we're 40 minutes deep here and I'm cautious we don't want to keep the listeners too long this Thursday.

Maybe he should have left them in.

Maybe he should have left them in.

He could have showed them to the board and be like, look, look, I'm actually doing great stuff here.

Yeah, I think that is probably where we're going to finish up as well.

That's the kind of it's a bit of a double edged sword here in that access gives you good TV.

Too much access gives you bad TV.

And it's almost maybe is there a bit of a too much?

Of it going around?

Like, I read somewhere that all the shows, even Drive to Survive, their viewership has been dropping year on year.

Yeah, Rachel, Word in the Studio.

Word in the Studio is my favourite sports documentary.

It's a thing called Last Chance You and it came out on Netflix 10 years ago now.