Ger Brennan

As Stephen Cluckson puts his hands out and says, who's going to sweep if I don't do it? and he hits a nice one

he sweeps that one out nicely and that one is picked up by the dubs but there's a few sort of skirmishes there's a lot of different battles taking place Ger Brennan now finds himself taking a free kick and taking a little bit of extra yardage for himself now he needs to get back get back

Yeah, many yards are being stolen.

Of course, the referee is going to let it go as Richie Feeney gets himself into the game here.

As Stephen Cluckson puts his hands out and says, who's going to sweep if I don't do it? and he hits a nice one

he sweeps that one out nicely and that one is picked up by the dubs but there's a few sort of skirmishes there's a lot of different battles taking place Ger Brennan now finds himself taking a free kick and taking a little bit of extra yardage for himself now he needs to get back get back

Yeah, many yards are being stolen.

Of course, the referee is going to let it go as Richie Feeney gets himself into the game here.

To James MacArthur, a man who played very little role in the entire incident.

He's getting a bit of a talking to.

Ger Brennan is sticking his nose in.

Still hasn't a fucking clue what's going on.

Like, where are the, the, uh, this is gonna happen because they win All-Ireland, so you're gonna do this, but where are Galway's Keith Higginses, their Colm Boyles, their, um, Andy Moran, obviously, you know, but where-- You, and this isn't, it's not just a Me- a phenom- Mayo phenomenon.

In Dublin, you've got, you know, you've got Johnny Cooper and Stephen Cluxton and Ger Brennan.

Where is those kind of leading coaches from a Galway perspective, and how do we, how do we get that? Like, how do we get a lot of kind of internal standout people who can get that experience, and if they want to go and do, uh, whatever it be, masters or that kind of coaching, that we'll be able to cultivate a lot of that.

So that definitely, from, from, there's kind of, there's a couple of converging things here from my perspective.

Like, by the time it came to the big knockout games or the biggest games, they were missing some of their big players.

But, um, Ger Brennan had a, like, [laughs] a mad year in Dublin.

But, like, from crisis talks that we're talking about Dublin to where they ended up, ended up, by right, like, if, if luck had fallen their way and referee decisions had gone their way, it probably would've been Dublin in the All-Ireland final and not Kerry.

Uh, Mark Dowd had a funny year.