Will O'Callaghan

I have no perfect solutions, but I know we've got a great range of listeners who can definitely leave us comments either on the YouTube or on wherever they're listening and let us know what you think about the idea of New York being in, fully in, committed from the start, and we guarantee them a home game.

We're going to see some headache when Sydney entered Lowry Mar with a team.

But we do kind of pay lip service to all this, though, to a certain extent.

You know, like in the GAA, there's some people who go, oh, isn't it great that the game is being played all over the place and there's expats everywhere?

And, you know, when New York came back in, this was this kind of excitement about them coming back in.

Do you remember when they beat Leitrim in the football?

It was the greatest story in town early in May a couple of years ago, and everyone was really excited about it.

and yet we probably have to find a way that we're fair to the teams here as well and this is the problem with hurling particularly where that depth isn't there in the same way as football so new york and the football are underdogs no matter who they play but in the hurling if you've got lads who've got that type of pedigree of some of the lads that we listed off they're playing against teams who are you know trying to improve their lot within their county and to move up the ladder it's a big problem when that team comes in the last four of the competition and has not to play against any of the other teams nice and they go and win do you think sorry go ahead

I don't think so.

Murph, bring it back.

Absolutely bring it back.

If you've got three teams who are now hurling at the same level, the argument against bringing it back always was, well, you've got one team that might be up in the Leinster Championship, one team in the Christie Ring and one team in the McDonagh and they're too far away from each other.

No, next year now with Derry coming up, Derry, Down, Antrim, we're all going to start the season from the same place.

I've got chocolate.

We'll do it.

Well, Davey says he's loads of energy, so he's going for a job elsewhere.

The boys have loads of energy to go up to Antrim.

That's exactly what people were expecting from last week.

I almost missed it last week as well at one point when Scale goes, I said, well, where's he going next?

And Scale goes, a cave.