Tomás Ó Sé

in any of the games.

We played Roscommon in the semifinals, so we didn't tweak.

We had a bit of movement, but we had to do a pile of work on that to make sure that... And it was very strange.

In that full match...

In Tyrone, we only had 11 kick-outs, which is very strange.

We only had 11 kick-outs in that match in the All-Ireland final.

And Tyrone had 27.

So it just shows how dominant we were.

So both kick-outs, we did a pile of work on them.

Pressing and making sure that the ball was up for grabs with Tyrone.

But every team are doing a joke.

Whatever matches are on this weekend...

There'd be a full emphasis on that.

And then the other big one was they were very effective with their defence.

So the way we were setting up attacking-wise all year, we had to completely change what we were doing because we knew it wouldn't work against them.

We did the same against them last year.

So if we went with the same thing, we would have met the same result, I feel, anyway.

And we just changed it around.

But those five sessions, if we, for example, if it was called where it was supposed to be fixed, we played on a Wednesday against Roscommon.

And if the final was played the following Wednesday, we would have had two sessions between those two Wednesdays.