Jul 26, 2026 · 15 min · 12 segments
Paul Rouse and James Horan react to Mayo's famous All-Ireland win over Kerry at Croke Park. * * * Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
James HoranGuest
Paul RouseHost
You know, and obviously look at, I, you know, I know a lot of those players are at work there.
So they're just, it was hard to, you know, the first 20 minutes or the first maybe 10, 12 minutes were, were hard to watch when Kerry started well and, and went up.
My memory of that first half and what changed is Paul Murphy got, you know, he was brave in how he played for Kerry and he got a lot of ball at the back on his own and he couldn't make a yard forward.
And Mayo, if anything, increased that throughout the course of the game, their conditioning and An effort was superb.
And look, they were brilliant and could have, you know, Jordan hit the crossbar at the end.
You know, they were, Kerry were sort of hanging on, looking for that two-pointer and Mayo were just attacking at will in the end.
You know, there's a couple of moments after the game, you just don't know what to feel, what to do.
You know, look at how well chronicled it is, how many players and people have been involved and you know done their part and and moving it on you know like we talked earlier on today just about some of the players over the last 20 30 years that have particularly that have been such important figures for male football keeping going when when everything was tough and you know everyone was telling us not to get to keep going so there was a lot of that that was brilliant and the manner in which they won it today that team um was just fantastic.
You know, and obviously look at, I, you know, I know a lot of those players are at work there.
So they're just, it was hard to, you know, the first 20 minutes or the first maybe 10, 12 minutes were, were hard to watch when Kerry started well and, and went up.
My memory of that first half and what changed is Paul Murphy got, you know, he was brave in how he played for Kerry and he got a lot of ball at the back on his own and he couldn't make a yard forward.
And Mayo, if anything, increased that throughout the course of the game, their conditioning and An effort was superb.
And look, they were brilliant and could have, you know, Jordan hit the crossbar at the end.
You know, they were, Kerry were sort of hanging on, looking for that two-pointer and Mayo were just attacking at will in the end.
You know, there's a couple of moments after the game, you just don't know what to feel, what to do.
You know, look at how well chronicled it is, how many players and people have been involved and you know done their part and and moving it on you know like we talked earlier on today just about some of the players over the last 20 30 years that have particularly that have been such important figures for male football keeping going when when everything was tough and you know everyone was telling us not to get to keep going so there was a lot of that that was brilliant and the manner in which they won it today that team um was just fantastic.
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