Does James Horan have many regrets from his time as manager of Mayo?
The 42-year-old resigned as the Connact county's manager after this year's semi-final replay defeat to Kerry, but he is keeping busy with the GAA/GPA Opel All Stars Tour.
Off The Ball's Dave McIntyre caught up with Horan and asked him about the highs and lows of his time in charge of Mayo.
"In one ways there's thousands of things you would probably regret or do different now," said the Ballintubber clubman, who used Arsenal manager Arsene Wenger as an example of his thoughts.
But he also touched on the potential of managing other counties at senior level in future and also gave his advice for new intercounty managers.
He also spoke about the future of the current Mayo crop of players and is happy with the place the county's senior football team is at in this moment in time.
Listen to the full interview via the Monday Rewind podcast below or download for free via iTunes:
So here's how where you can find the different interviews on this week's podcast:
- Team 33's Raf Diallo on Gerrard's contract and the weekend's Premier League (5 minutes in)
- Austin Stacks provincial title win reaction (14 minutes in)
- Fintan O'Toole of The Score analyses the Munster club final (22 minutes in)
- Colin Fennelly of Ballyhale Shamrocks and Dan Currams of Kilcormac Killoughey on the next week's Leinster club final (31 minutes in)
- Aran Islands boss Ciaran Foley and John Mitchells GAA's Edward Jackson on the All Ireland Junior club football quarter-final (41 minutes in)
- Dave McIntyre chats to former Mayo manager James Horan (51 minutes in)
- Anthony Foley on Munster's win over Ulster (1 hour 1 minute in)
- Connacht head coach Pat Lam (1 hour 3 minutes in)
- Geraldine McLoughlin of Termon after scoring 3-8 as her club won the All Ireland club final (1 hour 5 minutes in)
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