They say you should never work with children or animals on live TV. Well, maybe it's time GAA draws were added to that list.
The advent of streaming services has been a huge winner for the GAA and county boards all over the country. Games at all levels can now be beamed into our homes via the internet meaning the action has never been more accessible.
While it gives everyone a glimpse of the action on the field - there is no hiding place when some things do not go to plan and the perils of live TV are evident.
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That was the case on Armagh GAA TV when they attempted to carry out the Senior Football Championship quarter-final draw via a live stream from the Athletic Grounds and it resulted in some comedy gold.
With three of the four quarter-final pairings complete, the officials on duty pulled out the name of Ballymacnab first up in the final match.
They quickly discovered that there were no more balls left in the box which prompted an accidental 'f***' from one official.
"Folks, there's a bit of a problem. There's only seven balls in here," an official explained after the genuine error.
After a brief period of laughter and confusion it was decided a redraw was the only option as the eighth quarter-final team - Mullaghbawn - had not been entered into the draw at all.
Thankfully the second staging was a success and the pairings for the Cormac Leonard SFC last eight ties are as follows:
Dromintee v Crossmaglen
Killeavy v Clan na Gael
Ballymacnab v Maghery
Granemore v Mullaghbawn
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