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From Dublin: Shaun Suisham and Jordan Berry discuss the Steelers Kicking Clinic · The Irish Steelers Podcast

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Speaker 1: Hey folks, a warm welcome to the Irish Theaters podcast.
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Speaker 1: The NFL Draft is next week. Michael McQuaid here with
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Speaker 1: a special edition of the podcast. We're going to have
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Speaker 1: some snippets from Jimmy English who was at the Steelers
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Speaker 1: Kicking Clinic in Dublin. Delighted to be joined by two
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Speaker 1: guys if used to play for the Staters. We've got
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Speaker 1: Sean Sweezen and Jordan Barry. Guys. First off, falta, as
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Speaker 1: we said, welcome to Ireland. How are we doing good?
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Speaker 2: Yeah, fantastic, unbelievable experience and just for full disclosure, I'm
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Speaker 2: having a Guinness as we speak.
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Speaker 1: Well, look, it's great to have you here and great
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Speaker 1: to see the continued commitment from the Staters to the
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Speaker 1: island of Ireland. And that really was led bear this
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Speaker 1: week in a good way with the kick with the
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Speaker 1: Kicking Clinic, which we'll talk about in a few moments
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Speaker 1: before we do that. Starting with yourself, Sean, have you
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Speaker 1: any ties to the island of Ireland? Have you ever
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Speaker 1: been here before? Any family relations.
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Speaker 2: Or first go out being in Ireland? And what an
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Speaker 2: unbelievable experience.
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Speaker 1: It's great. Hasn't met every expectations of.
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Speaker 2: Our everything, everything, and you just are a cherry on top.
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Speaker 1: Fank Smithy, Jordan, what do you recommit first time here?
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Speaker 3: Yes, this is my first time here. Probably got a
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Speaker 3: few distant relatives that were Irish, grew up playing Australian football,
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Speaker 3: which against very similar Irish football. But other than that, yeah,
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Speaker 3: it's been great.
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Speaker 1: I love it. And we'll talk about the clinic, which
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Speaker 1: actually took place today at the time we're recording it
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Speaker 1: in a little second. I believe you guys got in Jordan.
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Speaker 1: I believe you get in. A couple of days earlier,
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Speaker 1: you went to Crook Park for the first time. How
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Speaker 1: did you find that stadium?
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Speaker 3: Yeah, now it's a really cool stadium. Definitely run me
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Speaker 3: a lot of the mcg back in Australia, just so
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Speaker 3: those big towering stands, you know, it's pit eighty something
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Speaker 3: thousand in there. Yeah, it's also first time watching Irish
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Speaker 3: football in person, so it's really exciting to see that
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Speaker 3: guys put on a good game. First half it's pretty good,
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Speaker 3: but yeah, Dublin run away with it in the second,
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Speaker 3: so that's pretty cool.
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Speaker 1: These thattmosphere dolls get even better in the Common summer months.
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Speaker 1: Bit like Ozzie Rules in that sense, it gets bigger
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Speaker 1: and bigger and bigger each week. Sean rock Rovers and Leinster.
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Speaker 1: Sean and I have to say, I was looking on
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Speaker 1: my phone and I've seen the Steelers art in the
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Speaker 1: count has just been getting busier and busier. How did
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Speaker 1: you find going there and just meeting the guys. I've
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Speaker 1: seen you Gothotten dif few players as well.
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Speaker 2: The beauty of sports is no matter the country you're in,
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Speaker 2: those that have success, the culture is there and that
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Speaker 2: was very apparent in both clubs. They were very welcoming.
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Speaker 2: I'd like to try to convert some of those boys
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Speaker 2: to kick a football. I think they could do it.
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Speaker 1: Awesome, awesome, Well, there was a youth clinic today. At
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Speaker 1: the time of recording, I was that even better. A
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Speaker 1: youth clinic took place this week with the Pittsburgh Steters,
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Speaker 1: and you know, twenty five kids from around the Ireland
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Speaker 1: took part along with some of the ipp players on
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Speaker 1: different athletes. There was kickoffs outdoors and also field goals
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Speaker 1: and sudden death indoors. We've seen guys like Ry Began,
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Speaker 1: Mark Jackson, Darr Leader take part and the Staters also
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Speaker 1: shipped over a number of youth saide footballs and eighteen
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Speaker 1: K balls used by NFL players at the Sport Ireland
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Speaker 1: campus and Jordan, first off, that Sport Island campus is
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Speaker 1: really synonymous with sport in this island. How did you
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Speaker 1: find that and how did you find the whole experience
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Speaker 1: at the kicking clinic for the Steelers.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, it's an absolutely fantastic facility that we got to
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Speaker 3: use today. Yeah, it worked out really well for us.
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Speaker 3: Pretty windy though early on and so I made it
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Speaker 3: tough for the guys out there punning and kicking off.
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Speaker 3: But yeah, that grass was absolutely fantastic. And then be
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Speaker 3: able to go inside for the field goals and work
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Speaker 3: with the young kids. It was absolutely phenomenal facility.
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Speaker 1: Sean, you told me just before we hit the record
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Speaker 1: in the spot and just about how much ideolicus meant
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Speaker 1: to you can you tell people listening to this podcast,
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Speaker 1: but how spacial it was because to see young people,
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Speaker 1: kids and after lease as well come together for something
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Speaker 1: like this on the Island of Ireland, I think is
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Speaker 1: pretty special.
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Speaker 2: There's real value in and I enjoy working with professional
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Speaker 2: level athletes, but the reality is we're the mad is
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Speaker 2: that the power of sport is within our youth and
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Speaker 2: the way that we can unite and connect and grow
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Speaker 2: the love of a game and unite communities and haveing
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Speaker 2: those opportunities. Whether I'm back in Canada or the United
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Speaker 2: States and now in Ireland with a group of young lads,
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Speaker 2: I think I said that correct. You did from throughout
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Speaker 2: the country come together, unite within an hour and run
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Speaker 2: team cheers together and help teach them the game and
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Speaker 2: put a smile on their face. I showed you that
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Speaker 2: picture of that group as we did one two tree
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Speaker 2: a breakdown of the Steelers, and like that, that is
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Speaker 2: a moment, like genuinely that I'll probably never forget. I
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Speaker 2: hope I'll never forget. Like that's real and it's very tangible.
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Speaker 2: In moments like that oftentimes are very hard to create
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Speaker 2: without sport, you know. And being here now on behalf
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Speaker 2: of the Pittsburgh Steelers and be able to bring that
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Speaker 2: to some of the youth from the country, it was
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Speaker 2: a very special moment.
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Speaker 1: For people that are not aware. Sean, you have a
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Speaker 1: Canadian background, Jordan, You've an Australian background. I'd love to
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Speaker 1: hear of this from the Buffy is how impressed. Were
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Speaker 1: you with the talent at both the kicking and ponting
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Speaker 1: musician in Ireland because it's dominated headlines here over the
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Speaker 1: last few weeks.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, the guys have got an absolutely the phenomenal base
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Speaker 3: to start working with. Obviously, the transition into American FOOTBA
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Speaker 3: there's gonna be work to do, but from a starting
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Speaker 3: point for some of these guys, you know, absolutely top level,
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Speaker 3: really strong legs, they able to make great contact with
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Speaker 3: the ball, great athletes. Yeah, very impressive to see. You know,
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Speaker 3: some of these guys coming out and wanted to make
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Speaker 3: that transition across You know, it's going to take time
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Speaker 3: to really hone it in and become one of the
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Speaker 3: best in the world to get one of those NFL jobs,
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Speaker 3: but yeah, they've definitely got the potential to really make
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Speaker 3: it happen.
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Speaker 1: We were talking off of off Era a few moments,
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Speaker 1: like a little bite high similar Assie Rules is to
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Speaker 1: the GEA. Did you find it from sort of watching
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Speaker 1: it in quil Park on some there, but then also
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Speaker 1: seeing the guys like Rory Bag and Mark Jackson goalkeepers
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Speaker 1: in their sport with that whole transition to the NFL,
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Speaker 1: it is it's a little similar to Ozzie Reels and
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Speaker 1: that sounds, isn't it.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, So the position that these guys are in, it
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Speaker 3: is very similar position I was in when I was
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Speaker 3: first trying to make the transition across into college football.
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Speaker 3: You know, they've got to make that adjustment from the
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Speaker 3: swing pattern they've got using an Irish football or for me,
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Speaker 3: an Australian ball, and then really narrow it down, keep
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Speaker 3: it short and in tight because in American fole you
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Speaker 3: don't have the space to run with the ball. You
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Speaker 3: can't take five, six, seven steps when you get a puntet,
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Speaker 3: so you got to keep it all nice and tired
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Speaker 3: on two steps. So watching these guys make that transition,
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Speaker 3: I was yeah, very yeah, similar to what I did,
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Speaker 3: and it's pretty neat. Growing up in Australia, I had
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Speaker 3: dreams of playing professional Australian football. Did that right through
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Speaker 3: high school. It did my best, but as I was
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Speaker 3: getting through to the end of high school, realized that
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Speaker 3: wasn't going to be for me. And that's when I
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Speaker 3: started researching where the options are out there, whether it
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Speaker 3: was you know, just regular degrees college or trying to
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Speaker 3: find out options for sport. And that's when I came
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Speaker 3: across American football and all the opportunities that it provides
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Speaker 3: through college football. So you know, when you're in high
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Speaker 3: school and you reading about getting all your school paid for,
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Speaker 3: accommodation paid for, and food. So chased after the dream
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Speaker 3: and it was lucky enough to get a spot at
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Speaker 3: Eastern Kentucky and made that transition across from Australian football
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Speaker 3: and American and from there just keep working and pushing
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Speaker 3: along and eventually managed to get that opportunity with Pittsburgh.
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Speaker 1: It's been great to see and long me I continue
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Speaker 1: and longly odd people of players from Australia through the
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Speaker 1: same I've seen it in multiple had lays this week,
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Speaker 1: so hopefully I continues as well. As Sean, you've you've
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Speaker 1: you've a really interested in background. Obviously been from Canada,
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Speaker 1: but you had a different men's sport in hockey. Can
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Speaker 1: you tell us a bit about your background as well
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Speaker 1: and just how you got into football.
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Speaker 2: Sure, and it was fun to be able to share
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Speaker 2: with the guys today that not every journey has to
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Speaker 2: be clear and definitive. I grew up in Canada. I
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Speaker 2: grew up as a hockey player and he know you
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Speaker 2: if you can kick, you can kick, and so to
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Speaker 2: hear some of the pop on on some of the
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Speaker 2: balls today from the guys, that's real And it doesn't
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Speaker 2: matter what sports you grew up in. And now the
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Speaker 2: transition in the the challenge is can they continue to
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Speaker 2: refine their skill set to play at the very highest
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Speaker 2: level to be one I'm thirty two, you know that
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Speaker 2: is that is the challenge that's real for Irish and
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Speaker 2: American Canadian athletes alike, you know, but the opportunity is there,
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Speaker 2: and Jordan and I have you know, fortunately we've been
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Speaker 2: able to do it and being able to come over
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Speaker 2: here and connect and hopefully in some small way have
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Speaker 2: have helped them on their journey. It's special and it's
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Speaker 2: exciting and I'm excited for for those guys, and in
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Speaker 2: particular some of them are very really displayed some high
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Speaker 2: level talent and it'll be interesting to see where their
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Speaker 2: journey takes them.
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Speaker 1: How easy show did you find that the transition from
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Speaker 1: hockey to football.
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Speaker 2: Entirely different sports, but a lot of similarities when it
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Speaker 2: comes to team play and the reliance pron one another
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Speaker 2: to achieve a common goal. You know, I think that
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Speaker 2: is transfers amongst all all sports, and so the transition.
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Speaker 2: The unique part is kicking is very absolute, and it
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Speaker 2: is very on an island, and there's nowhere to hide
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Speaker 2: there and you're certainly reliant, extremely reliant. You can't do
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Speaker 2: it without the offensive and we went through that with
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Speaker 2: the youth today. We set up an offensive line and
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Speaker 2: the ends in the wings, in the holder, and you
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Speaker 2: can't do it alone. But the reality is when it
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Speaker 2: comes off your foot, it is your responsibility and there's
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Speaker 2: a very absolute nature there that is not the right
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Speaker 2: fit for everyone. And that's where we talk about execution
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Speaker 2: under pressure, and we put the players, the older ones
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Speaker 2: today through some of those moments so they could tried
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Speaker 2: to help them, and then we chatted more about the
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Speaker 2: mindset of what can help to separate them from other
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Speaker 2: talented legs.
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Speaker 1: It's not your first time outside of North America. You
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Speaker 1: played in the game in Wembley in twenty thirteen. How
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Speaker 1: did you find that. Obviously, Wembley is a historic stadium
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Speaker 1: and we'll talk in a bit about maybe Ireland topping
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Speaker 1: in the future, but to plan London is a unique experience,
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Speaker 1: especially in those days, because I believe the game was
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Speaker 1: at six o'clock in the even time and the one
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Speaker 1: o'clock eastern wind. We don't really see that anymore. How
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Speaker 1: did you find we.
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Speaker 2: Lost the game? But outside of that, I mean, you know,
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Speaker 2: to jump back to where there's great value is the
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Speaker 2: experience and opportunity from a player's perspective as well. It
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Speaker 2: was fantastic to have that opportunity to do that. And
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Speaker 2: the fan base it's real, it's not fake, it's it
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Speaker 2: is there. And to be able to bring our game
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Speaker 2: really throughout the world is fantastic, you know. And I
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Speaker 2: had some nice discussions with with with some of the
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Speaker 2: kickers today and people express, you know, how much they
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Speaker 2: would enjoy to see a Steelers football game in Ireland
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Speaker 2: and I would too.
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Speaker 1: Well Mark that Dome, I kind of went well that
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Speaker 1: with all that on the weis second, I'm not sure
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Speaker 1: if you've got the chance, Jordan to play abroad for
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Speaker 1: the Staters, but being a member of Theaters organization with
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Speaker 1: all the comes of that, how fun was it to
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Speaker 1: be a part of that organization? Yeah?
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Speaker 3: No, I absolutely love my time in Pittsburgh. We didn't
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Speaker 3: play any international games when I was there, but yeah,
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Speaker 3: definitely an absolutely really taught knit community within Pittsburgh, not
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Speaker 3: just from the fan dice, but within the building, whether
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Speaker 3: it's the coaches, the support stuff, the players, everyone's you know, yeah,
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Speaker 3: basically a family. Likes taking touch with most of the
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Speaker 3: guys that I was started with when I was there,
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Speaker 3: maybe now that I'm outside the building. So you know,
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Speaker 3: I had a great time in Pittsburgh and loved it.
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Speaker 1: It's great to see like you guys be here because
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Speaker 1: we've seen guys like s Antonio Holmes, Alan Fanaka come
12:13
Speaker 1: over here for the meetup last year, and it just
12:16
Speaker 1: shows you, even if you're not playing anymore, there's still
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Speaker 1: so many opportunities, which is awesome to see not just
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Speaker 1: here but around the world in Mexico and in Germany
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Speaker 1: as well, which was recently awarded at the Global Market
12:26
Speaker 1: Scheme for the Steelers. And one thing that's for me
12:29
Speaker 1: and to see him for both of you guys, is
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Speaker 1: Mike Tomlin. He's still there. What's he like to work with?
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Speaker 1: And you know how much did he impact the direction
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Speaker 1: of your career in Pittsburgh.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, you know, he was really good to me a
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Speaker 3: lot of my career to him, He's just very personal,
12:46
Speaker 3: really gets to know the players, really like that helps
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Speaker 3: find out what makes each guy tick and helps push
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Speaker 3: him along. I was with one other team and I
12:56
Speaker 3: had a couple of different coaches while I was there,
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Speaker 3: and just seeing those different coaching styles from people compared
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Speaker 3: to how Mike does it, it's yeah, makes it very
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Speaker 3: noticeable how how well of a job he does in
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Speaker 3: finding out what makes each guy on the roster of tick.
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Speaker 3: It's not just you know, a couple of start players
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Speaker 3: that he talks so, it's not just you know, the
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Speaker 3: quarterback or you know the main receiver that he wants
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Speaker 3: to hang out with, it's every single person in the building.
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Speaker 3: He'll He'll talk to the equipment guys, He'll talk to
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Speaker 3: the trainers and make sure that everyone's fully brought into
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Speaker 3: the process and doing it when they can to make
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Speaker 3: sure that the team's successful.
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Speaker 1: Even from the outside. Coach tomlin Sean seems like not
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Speaker 1: only an interesting character, but a motivator in the locker room.
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Speaker 1: What was it like when you're her? Coach?
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Speaker 2: Tomlin is a is a favorite of mine. The relationship
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Speaker 2: I have a great deal of respect for and still
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Speaker 2: to this day, would do anything for him. Tremendous leader, motivator,
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Speaker 2: and he's very absolute and everything he does. I love
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Speaker 2: that leadership style.
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Speaker 1: You know, I.
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Speaker 2: Would be fun to be in a locker room with
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Speaker 2: him again.
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Speaker 1: Jordan the theaters last player in Ireland in nineteen ninety seven,
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Speaker 1: again the Bears and those days that it wasn't a
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Speaker 1: regular season game, there was one. I think the first
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Speaker 1: one wasn't two. They the world has changed since then.
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Speaker 1: But for this franchise, it obviously is a lot different
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Speaker 1: than the sense of the Rooney family. You know, has
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Speaker 1: ties to this island and they're very, very proud of
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Speaker 1: the Ruts. As we heard mister Rooney on the last
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Speaker 1: podcast talk about. For you, from what you've seen over
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Speaker 1: the last few days, how perfect or how exciting would
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Speaker 1: it be to see Dublin get an NFL game.
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Speaker 3: Yeah, it would be absolutely awesome for this city. Hopefully
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Speaker 3: it is Pittsburgh at some point. Obviously, as you mentioned,
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Speaker 3: with the ties to the island, Yeah, there's a lot
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Speaker 3: of good fans like as you know, we had the
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Speaker 3: camp today with all the young kids. These guys were
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Speaker 3: you know, twelve thirteen and they had a pretty deep
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Speaker 3: knowledge of football. I'm trying to stump them with a
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Speaker 3: few rules questions and every single kid was all over it.
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Speaker 3: So yeah, with that sort of following and passion from
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Speaker 3: the young kids right through the adults, it'll be Yeah,
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Speaker 3: it'd be an absolutely awesome event if they managed to
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Speaker 3: get one down the road.
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Speaker 1: Well, do you be charming in the bit to get
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Speaker 1: on that plane? Sean?
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Speaker 2: The Rooney family is as real and genuine as I've
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Speaker 2: ever been around. And I see that from a Pittsburgh perspective,
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Speaker 2: and now I had the opportunity to see it here
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Speaker 2: actually in person in Ireland. And the strength of their
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Speaker 2: name and their commitment to Ireland and locally back home,
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Speaker 2: their commitment to Pittsburgh, you can't fake that for that
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Speaker 2: many years. And I'm very grateful and humbled to have
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Speaker 2: been a part of the Steelers organization and to be
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Speaker 2: here in Ireland in this moment. And they are massive
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Speaker 2: supporter of not just the Pittsburgh Steelers, but certainly the
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Speaker 2: Rooney family. Fantastic, fantastic family.
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Speaker 1: Just finally, any plans over the next few days, I'm
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Speaker 1: sure it doesn't not be the first and last time
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Speaker 1: in Ireland.
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Speaker 2: I would love to bring my wife and girls back
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Speaker 2: to Ireland, and my wife is a Crowley and has
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Speaker 2: has roots in Ireland. We would love to bring the
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Speaker 2: girls back. I know they would love it as I do.
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Speaker 1: Mister Don Rooney went to the epic Immigration Museum which
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Speaker 1: is in the city center and seeing all of his heritage,
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Speaker 1: so I'm sure you could do that and it would
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Speaker 1: be awesome to see. This will be your last time here,
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Speaker 1: Jordan Muller, I don't think so.
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Speaker 4: Now.
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Speaker 3: I'd like to come back at some point. Yeah, We've
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Speaker 3: got a couple of young kids, so I'm gonna have
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Speaker 3: to wipe for them to here a little bit old
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Speaker 3: before you try to drag a runner run into national trip.
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Speaker 3: But yeah, definitely plan on coming back at some point.
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Speaker 1: We're gonna hear a couple of sound bites from Jimmy
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Speaker 1: on the podcast, who was at the event today at
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Speaker 1: the National Sports Center. Here's Jimmy.
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Speaker 5: Hey guys, it's Jimmy here from the Irish Steelers podcast.
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Speaker 5: I had a chance to head to the Steelers Kicking
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Speaker 5: Jenny this week where I spoke to a director of
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Speaker 5: Business Development Strategy, Dan Rooney about the importance of the
16:52
Speaker 5: Steelers building a relationship with the GAA.
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Speaker 4: We just have a ton of respect for the GAA
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Speaker 4: and seeing how they operate on uh you know, you
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Speaker 4: know a level of just you know, sporting culture and
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Speaker 4: and really how how this country, uh in the Island
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Speaker 4: feels about about the GAA where we're learning from them
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Speaker 4: and you know we're we're also providing our insights from
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Speaker 4: from the States back back to their end.
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Speaker 5: There's a big weekend coming up next week, game with
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Speaker 5: it with the draft.
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Speaker 1: What are your top priorities there.
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Speaker 4: Finding the best players available to help the Steelers you know,
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Speaker 4: have a have a winning field on the season next year.
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Speaker 4: So hard, hard at work on that end.
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Speaker 1: There's been a lot of great work going on, not
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Speaker 1: just with the Steelers in the last year. Domesticly there's
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Speaker 1: so much the game is growing year on year. But
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Speaker 1: to have both of you guys here today what you
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Speaker 1: just talked about there and now, but you know, going
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Speaker 1: through different parts of them, I think that's invaluable and
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Speaker 1: I think that's going to pay off dividends. Like you
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Speaker 1: were saying as well, Jordan, with just the kids, you know,
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Speaker 1: you have to almost test them because they're all just
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Speaker 1: getting not that much better. I guess all I can
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Speaker 1: say Lodds is, you know, thank you both very very much. Girl.
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Speaker 1: Miamium maggot Sean Jordan, You're welcome back here anytime, hopefully
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Speaker 1: for a game at some point in the future. Enjoy
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Speaker 2: We would love it. Hope you see in Pittsburgh.
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