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Published 19:01 3 Aug 2017 BST
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And thank Christ too because what Donie Kingston was doing in the senior football championship for Arles-Killeen was just plain crazy.
The big Laois player hit over five points (four from play) in the draw with Portarlington but two of them were like he was playing in an age group that he was about six years over the bar for.
Picked out by Laois TV as two of the top 10 scores of the week, Kingston's first sees him walk around the Port defence, swatting lads out of his way like they were just pests until he gets a bit of peace to knock it over.
The second is just the classic 'get it out to the big lad and get the hell out of his way' tactic.
Big kickout down the middle, Kingston catches and carries the ball straight through the middle and down to the 21' to knock over a simple point.
But it didn't even make the top two in the Laois TV scores of the week.
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=H4bCFHPBP1Y&feature=youtu.be
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