Wayne Waldron

It was just unbelievable.

I remember we were 30km, we went past halfway,

I think we were a minute ahead of our time and I was saying, I was running in at the time, I said, we're way too quick here.

He says, I'll go round and relax.

I just felt so good.

But then we got to 30k and he said, this is a nice part of the course now.

I'm like, a nice part?

He says, the whole course has been perfect.

But it just makes a major, major, it's, hence why all the top Kenyans and Ethiopians, athletes, they won't come near Dublin.

Do you know what I mean?

Or hard courses, they won't go near, they just want the times, the flat courses.

Yeah.

I think it's good.

I think London is good, yeah.

I think the winner is now doing Berlin and the second fella is doing Valencia now.

But I think they'll both come under that again.

That was something else like I was shouting I had to tell you how I was when I was watching that.

Like I don't know you might say it again or you might never say it again but that was the first time ever like the sport has gone mental.

See, a lot of the people as well would look at that and say, oh, the runners, you know, but they forget that.

Yeah, hard work.