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Beersmith wrote: »

Murphs answer to the 'hot hand' question with the example Leo Messi was extremely stupid. It's like he had no understanding of the concept that was just talked about for the past 30min.

Its streak players not the best you idiot

The guy didn't ask who was the "hottest hand" you know in soccer but but who was "hottest soccer player". Murph threw out Messi as the hottest player but not the "hottest hand" and was quick to make that definition.

Murph did have a cracker up his sleeve with Andy Johnson.

deisedude

For the hot foot may I present Amr Zaki https://www.planetfootball.com/nostalgia/amr-zaki-from-better-than-messi-to-worse-than-mido/

Running Balance

unplayable wrote: »

That McGregor audiobed is one of the best ever so good

Cienciano wrote: »

"what about people who don't have jobs?"

"Put them in prison"

These DoD podcasts are hilarious- the way he gives the sheep names is quiet funny but the randomness of the names like Beatrice is brilliant.

Still Ill

Running Balance wrote: »

These DoD podcasts are hilarious- the way he gives the sheep names is quiet funny but the randomness of the names like Beatrice is brilliant.

He's a very funny guy.. Saw him a few times. When quarantine is finished and if you're in Dublin keep an eye on his Facebook. He does free shows upstairs in Anseo to try out new material.

Lost track of the amount of shows I’ve went to of his now. This is great though as it’s all new.

Ol' Donie

I've had Ghost Town in my head for a week now.

Running Balance

Still Ill wrote: »

He's a very funny guy.. Saw him a few times. When quarantine is finished and if you're in Dublin keep an eye on his Facebook. He does free shows upstairs in Anseo to try out new material.

Unfortunately I live in liverpool - watched him here last year and have tickets for his show around october time when he is over here again.. got a feeling there may be some stories from achill in the show..

Arghus

You've got to hand it to animals. They couldn't give a ****.

Dante

Only just got around to listening to the economics podcast from last week, must say I really like Mark Blythe. He talks a lot of sense and explains things without all the bullshít you often get from economists. I remember thinking the same after his previous appearance on the Brexit pod with Ken a couple of years ago.

jaykay74

Whats the background music to the McGregor audiobed ?

Aidric

Aidric wrote: »

That Rory Best sting is an instant hall of famer.

With apologies for quoting myself but they're really cranking it up in the last week. The first McGregor sting was great but the latest one where they layered the ER theme over it had me in stitches.

Arghus

Empathise fully with Ken in not being able to focus on any movies or books or anything. Everything I watch depresses me in exactly the same way - "Oh, yeah, d'ya remember when you could go outside and meet people?" Cultural stuff feel like artefacts from the old world that have nothing useful to tell me now.

Ken's suggestion of a two hour long show just so he can let his pent up verbal energy out sounds good to me.

jaykay74

Not sure I can bear a Dublin gaa footballer on the players chair. Might give it a miss unless it gets rave reviews here

jaykay74

jaykay74 wrote: »

Not sure I can bear a Dublin gaa footballer on the players chair. Might give it a miss unless it gets rave reviews here

I’ve managed to sit through Paddy Holohan, Andy Moran, and even half of Blindboy so anyone should be able to give anything a lash

Arghus

Thought we might get a regular show today as well. Not complaining about the amount of content - they've been great since all this shyte started - but you know, fck it, sure the show is just basically them having a chat at this stage and it's not like anyone is doing anything else!

yermandan

Arghus wrote: »

Ken's suggestion of a two hour long show just so he can let his pent up verbal energy out sounds good to me.

I would honestly pay double what I am paying to have this as a regular weekly slot

Running Balance

Arghus wrote: »

Thought we might get a regular show today as well. Not complaining about the amount of content - they've been great since all this shyte started - but you know, fck it, sure the show is just basically them having a chat at this stage and it's not like anyone is doing anything else!

I actually think this is more entertaining (to a certain extent).

I was starting to bore of the sameness of the schedule - they just weren't doing anything fresh. I was still listening to all of it though.

A few references for comparison and keeping things moving, grand. But Richie is far too interested in talking about Richie.

jones

ReginaldSmythV wrote: »

A few references for comparison and keeping things moving, grand. But Richie is far too interested in talking about Richie.

Ha ha I like Richie but totally agree with this he's so self obsessed

Salvation Tambourine

jones wrote: »

Ha ha I like Richie but totally agree with this he's so self obsessed

"You made your debut on a Saturday, now that's interesting because I also made my debut on a Saturday. I remember how it was, the cold, frosty morning...."

I really enjoy his interviews and actually don't mind the constant references to himself but it's hard not to notice.

Say Your Number

Didn't Richie say before that talking about himself in interviews is a technique to get the person to open up a bit.

MEGA BRO WOLF 5000

Arghus wrote: »

Thought we might get a regular show today as well. Not complaining about the amount of content - they've been great since all this shyte started - but you know, fck it, sure the show is just basically them having a chat at this stage and it's not like anyone is doing anything else!

To be fair them just having a chat is always great. The first 10 minutes of the podcast is always the best.

Raoul

Running Balance wrote: »

I actually think this is more entertaining (to a certain extent).

I was starting to bore of the sameness of the schedule - they just weren't doing anything fresh. I was still listening to all of it though.

Yeah totally agree with you here. I don't miss Ken going on and on about Jose for 30 minutes every podcast anyway :D.

Arghus

I thoroughly recommend Fatal Deviation.

Say Your Number

"You made me look bad and that's not good"

All time classic film.

Jim Root

ReginaldSmythV wrote: »

A few references for comparison and keeping things moving, grand. But Richie is far too interested in talking about Richie.

He was very bad at this when he first started out, but I thought he had reigned it in over the last year. He lost the run of himself with Kevin though, sounds like they are mates "off the field" so understandable I guess.

Kingp35

Arghus wrote: »

I thoroughly recommend Fatal Deviation.

My favourite film of all time. Comedy gold. Watch it at least once a year after a few beers.

North of 32

As has been mentioned, the player's chair is just Richie Sadlier having the same conversation with every single guest because he continually describes how he experienced something before asking the guest.

So, 1, we have to listen to Richie describe his experiences over and over again, and 2, each guests' answer is somehow tainted because they're not responding only to the question, they're also trying to relate their experience to Richie's so we don't get a really introspective answer. Unless it's someone like Paul Kimmage who loves listening to himself.

It's not a counselling session, it's an interview with a sports person. It's not the same thing and should be approached differently.

Brock Turnpike

North of 32 wrote: »

As has been mentioned, the player's chair is just Richie Sadlier having the same conversation with every single guest because he continually describes how he experienced something before asking the guest.

So, 1, we have to listen to Richie describe his experiences over and over again, and 2, each guests' answer is somehow tainted because they're not responding only to the question, they're also trying to relate their experience to Richie's so we don't get a really introspective answer. Unless it's someone like Paul Kimmage who loves listening to himself.

It's not a counselling session, it's an interview with a sports person. It's not the same thing and should be approached differently.

Each to their in, but I enjoy Richie's style of getting people to open up and talk about stuff they otherwise wouldn't in the 100 other generic interviews you've seen them give.

Say Your Number

That Sunderland documentary is manna from heaven for them at a time like this.