Tomás Ó Sé

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.

And the first session, they couldn't do much because they'd be sore from the first game.

So tactically, we couldn't.

So we only had five sessions between that.

And those five, we made sure we could train well enough and lively enough in those sessions to be able to get work done.

So they were the three main areas we worked on, as well as... You see, the 20s level isn't like senior in a way, Joe, that tactically you don't have the time...

to really navigate.

You can't get five or six ways of attacking.

So our attacking was basically, it was just go as quick as we could, try to get inside them before they got set and try to get a shot off as accurately as we could.

And that happened an awful lot.

And then if you were slowed down or if you had to face their set defense,

which they were very organized.

We needed a plan for that.