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I love listening to McGeaney because he's normally complaining, right?

But then the way he speaks, it's as if, like that stuff he was on about with the kickouts, for example.

I don't know what game I watched.

It's as if he was describing it as piggery and that, you know, that it's just up for grabs.

Watch Armagh.

Armagh put nothing up for grabs.

So, like, he's got Rafferty and Hughes, two of the best goalies.

It's phenomenal how well coached a team they are.

They're after kicking on again this year.

I thought they would drop off a small bit.

But there are scenarios that you can create.

It's brilliant and fascinating to watch a full-on press like Kerry did with Armagh.

with their two goalies.

And if a team is tough enough to actually weather the first three or four kickouts, and we prepared for that as well, you're not going to win every kickout.

You're not.

But you can set up a team in a way that gives you a better chance of winning the kickout.

It's not guaranteed like it used to be.

And I like that.

I like the fact that it's not guaranteed because it was too easy.

And some people would say,