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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 edge.

It's going to be a cracker of a game, I think.

Gooch did, yeah, but like... Now Gooch is the Gooch, you know, if you're comparing... Gooch...

I'm laughing because I went to Australia with Gooch and then we played Ozzy Rules out there and he was, I'd say, hands down the worst, the worst, the worst Ozzy Rules player I've ever seen.

But this man, Kobe, and I'm glad, I'm glad he was bad at it because I'd have hated to seen that man go.

But he did, he did.

But he was, he was, they're different now, Joe.

I think young lads are different.

They're,

18-year-olds are ready to talk senior football.

They mightn't be ready in their head and they might have a lot of growing up to do and they might have a lot of maturing to do, but physically, physically they're ready.

But this fella, left, right, his balance, his ability...

I've yet to see, outside of Clifford and Gooch, Gooch, yes, Gooch did have a huge impact from the get-go, but Gooch wasn't the main man.