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CREDIT: the2Johnnies Instagram
With the All-Ireland final between Tipperary and Cork set to take place tomorrow afternoon, Sunday 20 July, Johnny B has taken to social media to deliver some good news to Tipperary fans around the county!
In a video posted on Saturday Johnny gets up close with his personal oracle, his dog "Goujon", for a prediction on the outcome of the match. In the video he tells "Gou": "If you think that Cork are gonna win, jump up and run around the room real fast and if you think that Tipperary are gonna win, just lie down on the ground like a lazy b***ard."
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Although Goujon makes a slight move to get up, he ends up staying firmly on the floor making his ultimate prediction that Tipp will win very apparent.
So there you have it, according to Goujon, tomorrow is Tipperary's day! See the video for yourself below, up Tipp!
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