Tomás Ó Sé

Yeah, I would say everything has changed and it's become not only the players buying into it,

everybody on the same page.

I would say diet, I would say training, I would say the weights program.

Every single thing is directed to make sure the type of athlete you're creating, what type of an athlete you need.

You still probably...

I think, and this is only my personal opinion and it could be very wrong and it could be contradicted and I'd be open to that.

There's no panic.

I think you need athletes around the middle of the park.

You need players who can get up and down the field.

So if you have the bulkier players...

You're going to have to have a specific role for them and they can only mark certain types of players.

You're not going to be able to play them in the same role every single game because they might come across somebody they mightn't be able to handle.

So what you're trying to create is somebody who is flexible and adaptable and flexible.

But to do that, you need to have pace, you need to have strength, athleticism, and they are the main ingredients that intercounty... That's what the Aussies are looking for.

That's what they're looking for.

It's pace is number one.

And that's slowly what we are looking for as well.

So the days of...

The slow, cumbersome lads, you'll always like, I think McGeaney is probably wrong.

McGeaney was always strong, always, always strong, but McGeaney had pace and McGeaney had athleticism as well.