Will O'Callaghan

But the reason it made me feel really old was like when they kept on referencing, this was 16 years ago, this was 17 years ago.

I'm just there going, oh my God, 16 years ago feels like the 1990s, not 2010.

A terrible but magnificent World Cup in many ways.

I would argue probably one of the best World Cup songs of all time.

Scale doesn't agree.

You're a Waka Waka fan, Scale.

This time for Africa was the main line in it.

And she's written the song for the 2026 World Cup, which is coming around in a few days' time.

Again, my apologies for the last six, seven minutes.

If you're a hurling fan who hates anything that's not hurling-based, but I still think it's well worth the recommendation, even, go and watch The Bus, the France story from 2010, which is on Netflix now at the moment.

This weekend then, let's look forward to the final switcher coming up because it's an exciting weekend.

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Porky Queave to start, gentlemen.

We've got Cork against Limerick.

We've got a repeat of last year's final.

And Murph, if this lives up to last year's final, extra time, penalties, all the excitement that we had down in the Gaelic grounds, we'd have a hell of a final.

Are you expecting something similar out of this Sunday afternoon?

Well, they've played three if you include the Mr. Hurling League final, yeah.

Yeah, no, I'd agree.

I mean, this is tricky.