Vinnie Perth

They're unbelievably vulnerable at the moment, but not at their very best.

Oh, it's not, it's not, and I'm not being critical of them, I'm actually giving them huge compliments.

The young players are coming in, being able to lose the odd game here and there, and nobody's laying a glove on them when it comes to the league title challenge.

Yeah, no, look, it's opinions, Garrett, isn't it?

It would have shocked me if Rovers lost three of the next five games and someone else got it.

No.

But when I mention all them young players, the reason why that's so important is, imagine them young players going into that game against Pats and they were two points behind them because Pats didn't make it balls at the weekend, but he went Friday, Monday.

And all of a sudden, and even if that game is nil all after an hour, Stephen Bradley turns to his bench and all he sees is kids.

As much as he backs the kids he plays, he absolutely does.

But if that was nil on your two points behind three years ago, he'd go and say, warm up, Mandrew.

You know what I mean?

I could list them off.

Warm up, Johnny Kenny.

Warm up, Rory Caffney.

Richie Towle, on you come.

He hasn't got that nil.

That's the point.

I'm probably not making well enough to say, unless the other teams put them under pressure, it's going to be a cakewalk to a league title.

And then this time next year where the challenge is, all them young lads have a league title under their belt.

And I've been through it.