Will Stoddard

He seems to come out under pressure.

Contra, even though he was kind of saying, I actually don't feel pressure, the more he was saying it, the more I was like, well, you sound like you do.

You sound very much like you're under pressure with this answer.

Yeah, Jonathan, it'd be interesting to get your thoughts.

I suppose one thing that jumps out to me is that Leo's not willing to leave without a fight.

He's not just giving up his role.

He's not going to agree with the criticism or agree with the notion that he is the man responsible for losing all these games and it's time for him to leave.

You're going to have to force him out.

He's not going to say, oh...

I've brought the team as far as I can.

He is not going to relinquish this position at all.

Sometimes you see coaches voluntarily step away after a period and say, look, I've done all I can.

I can't bring the team any further.

That's not the message he's giving out at all.

He just thinks, you're going to have to get rid of me if you want me out of here.

Yeah, it was a fascinating insight into that, for sure.

Let's move on to the Jack Neen Amber press conference yesterday, or the part of my sheet I've titled Jack Neen Amber versus Rory O'Connor, to give it its proper title.

So...

Yeah, Jack Niemeyer's press conference yesterday.

It was so interesting that Rudd actually printed the entire transcript of it or the majority of it on the Irish Independent website.