Seeing the way it was run, how diligent they are, everyone was very respectful. They've got a really good thing here and I really hope they can keep their funding and grow and get bigger.
When I started at Go Ahead Eagles, I wasn't even allowed to enter the players' lounge. In fact, I wasn't even in the team photo. Kit people were never really a full part of the squad at the time. Nowadays it's different.
After 18 years of living and breathing this club, it's incredibly difficult to put into words what it means to myself and my family. I leave feeling hugely grateful and honoured not only to have worn the shirt and represented those legends who came before us, but also to have shared that journey as a player and a coach with the incredible supporters who make this club so special.
"We want to get out of the group and take it from there," said McTominay, 29. "We have to change the mentality of the fact that we might not be top 10, 15, whatever. We need to change that mentality that we can play against anybody and do really well."
"This moment has an even more special meaning after the difficult months I went through in hospital. This ordeal made me stronger and taught me to never give up. I want to send all my support to everyone who is still fighting. Never lose hope."
Mike Prendergast insists he has not been put off his ultimate goal of becoming a head coach, despite being overlooked for the Munster top job in favour of Clayton McMillan.
I have seen some disgraceful tweets about Ryan Mullen after the game yesterday. Ryan is a top goalkeeper and gives everything on and off the pitch and by no means did he want to leave the pitch yesterday. Every player makes mistakes. It comes with the job and I've made plenty.
Liam Cahill's unyielding faith in the youthful exuberance of Darragh McCarthy and a small cohort of others was a trump card in last year's All-Ireland hurling title win for Tipperary against the head.
