Jesus heās an odd man
This one yeah, the one with McCaffrey and Dermo from a few years ago, jeezā¦tight
That was a fairly big dig by Mickey Harte considering he was still managing him for a long time after
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Iām not sure heāll last on TVā¦he does have an odd way about himā¦the players from that era seem to have a higher profile though. Dublin, more like a spoke in a wheel, but brilliant footballers obviously
Iād say Cavanagh must buy a trolley load of Just for Men every week.
Philly Jordan, a clubmate of Cavanagh who won three All Irelandās with him basically called him a wanker a couple of years back.
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Finnoula would be hard work.
That Joe Brolly moment is absolutely iconic
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That second half performance against Donegal in the 2016 Ulster final was arguably his most inspirational display.
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He was on the wain himself so it was amazing really
The second yello against Mayo was unlucky. He made a genuine attempt for the ball but his hand bounced up off the ball and OāShea made a meal of it.
He had to go
He had his Partridge drove to Dundee in his bare feet moment after the Mayo game.
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Thatās brilliant 
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Mickey Harte is possibly the greatest manager in the history of Gaelic football.
Heāll be Big 4 within 15 years! formidable
If he wasnāt a cheat and a coward Iād almost agree. Considering his talent and his medals itās remarkable that heāll be remembered as a failure
Cork usurping Tyrone in the 2009 semi-final was a real shock at the time. That great Tyrone team were never quite the same again after it. Cork were fancied for the final against Kerry then.
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It wasnāt a shock . The bookies were pricing that very tight . Many tipped Cork who were rampaging through the championship . Tyrone were in decline
Interesting they only got his brother out of the past Tyrone players on it to comment.
Covered quite a lot of that team now in that Laochra series. One on McGuigan would be good though.