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And Dylan is, you know, reaping the benefit of that now, like both being fit, but also having that, you know, real strong goalkeeping unit around him as well in Drumatee, like, and it's, yeah, he's not only a major presence in the back line there, um, he's actually one of our major threats up top.

Like the team times against Crossmaglen when we couldn't sh- couldn't seem to score for love nor money, like he stood up and got a two-pointer that really got us back in the game almost when we thought it was drifting away from us, and the same then against Mullevane in that first half where perhaps there was a wee bit of nerves on both sides.

Mullevane were creating a lot of chances and perhaps missing them.

Dylan kept us in with a couple of two-pointer frees, like, and he has that element to his game as well.

But they won't sacrifice it, uh, you know, selfish defending as opposed to team defending, and that's always about shutting out that.

So that's the kind of, um, that's the way I see it lining up.

I'll stay with you, Rory, because the fact that they... like we're talking about the firepower Crossmaglen have and the two-point threat they have, and we're talking about Clonarnon haven't conceded a goal yet.

Like, how difficult is it to get the balance and act between pushing out to stop, try to stop the two-pointers and also looking in behind you that they don't see the goal?

... as well.

It's beyond- every time you watch him play, and he's in flying form for Crossmaglen.

I, I think, I, I don't, I, I don't know, Luke, because he's so good at coming on.

I don't know.

He's a two-pointer kick.

Yeah.

But, like, the three brothers there, I think Ryan is back playing for Crossmaglen again.

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