Tomás Ó Sé

But at the same time,

same time the manner of which they allowed it nearly felt like it felt for them like a loss even though they came out of the game I just I think Kobe has been Jesus I'd be so pissed off and this is me with the Aussie thing again I think he's a phenomenal talent I've never seen a lad

as young as him, have an impact.

There's no way, Shawnee Shane, David Clifford, there's no way I could have done what those fellas do.

That's how good they are.

For them to be able to walk into a senior dressing room

And I know young lads are more developed than they were back in our day also.

But to be able to catch ball in the middle of the field in the modern game, to run, to have the confidence to score one-four from him.

And I'd agree with John Mahon, if they're relying on Kobe to get them through...

I don't know.

I don't think, and people might disagree, I don't think Mayo are far away from actually sparking, but I question why they need to play with a bit of anger.

Why is that not in them?

Why is that not there from the get-go?

Why is that not a given?

Mayo it's the one thing you could never ever throw at Mayo is that you couldn't question him on that area and I think people are questioning him there right now and they're questioning him tactically as well Joe they're questioning him how they're setting up defensively and I'll be honest I haven't seen enough of them this year to give an opinion but when you have

people close to Mayo questioning how they're defending now, questioning what they're doing on kickouts, basically throwing at the team and throwing at management

you're actually struggling.

And that's always, from a management point of view, it's tough enough for people to have a platform to question areas and it mightn't be a true reflection of where they're at.

So I think it's actually a great opportunity for Mayo here.

But the problem for Mayo is that I think that Tyrone might have found a spark as well and there's going to be a great hedge.