Liveline: de Welsh Megamint edition (see warning, 1st post)

TheRiverman

"The English" "Westminister".

cozar

Westminister. he's thinking of yes minister.

Beechwoodspark

What an oddball this bollix is

Higgins5473

Nobody is terrified of Phil Hogan you clown.

urgelgru

Bit of a sinister vibe to this lad (or lass?).

dvcireland

BREXIT...MOVE ON...4 YEARS LATER

Beechwoodspark

TheRiverman wrote: »

"The English" "Westminster".

He actually said clearly “west minister”

So he doesn’t even know the correct name

This is the level of pig ignorance this bollix has

gmisk

Phil Hogan will not look after Ireland....Phil Hogan will looks after himself

Sir Oxman

I wonder what the callers FG membership number is?

That's deffo a voice changer

Atlantic Dawn

Ten Pin wrote: »

Ireland needs a good man....Mercosur was such a great deal for Irish beef, wasn't it...

His latest deal for Irish fishermen was another gem...

The European Union has agreed to eliminate tariffs on US lobster, a key priority of President Donald Trump.


In exchange, the US will halve import taxes on some $160m (£122m) worth of European goods, including cigarette lighters and certain crystal glassware.

https://www.bbc.com/news/business-53870136

McGinniesta

The government cant fire him.

BPKS

The World Trade Organisation Manager

LOL

urgelgru

Throw him out into the dustbin.

The drama llama-ometer has now swung in the complete opposite direction sotospeak

McGinniesta

This guy sounds like a serial killer

Beechwoodspark

Thruwn him out into de dustbin he says

What an orator

Step aside Obama

"Phil Hogan killed my Granny" t-shirts €3.99 on ebay.

dvcireland

dvcireland wrote: »

"the english"

I resemble that remark!

walshb

BPKS wrote: »

The World Trade Organisation Manager

LOL

Team leader, isn’t it?

Fann Linn

Beechwoodspark wrote: »

Who’s this , big Phil’s best buddy?

His overworked spokesperson from the last few days by the sound of it.

Living Off The Splash

AB....SO....LUT....ELY.

McGinniesta

urgelgru wrote: »

Throw him out into the dustbin.

The drama llama-ometer has now swung in the complete opposite direction sotospeak

per se

Sorolla

Sorolla wrote: »

If this government is not careful Ireland will lose a very important commissioner.

As I mentioned in a previous post it is of upmost importance that the leaders of the government apologize to the Commissioner immediately either in person in Brussels or by way of a Special Broadcast on RTÉ

The apology should read as follows:

******
The Press, Radio and Television coverage of events so far have been very unfair and we are so sorry.

You were the guest and now we are pressing you to resign.

We are so sorry.

We are very proud that the commission has such a very distinguished and worthy representative at this great Council and we know that your work in Brussels will shed further lustre on the great achievements of your good self for the EU and Éire.

Once again we are sorry and ask for you forgiveness.

******

If this doesn’t do the trick then maybe we can get the Pope to intervene on our behalf

SOR?

Atlantic Dawn

Manufacturing is not coming back to Ireland, this fella is living in an Ireland of 50 years ago.

Flukey

Odyssey 2005 wrote: »

December is 6 months away ?

It's been postponed. Santa is going to have to stay 14 days if he comes to Ireland.

road_high

Irish people/public always too led by reactionary emotions rather than critical cold reality. That caller is spot on.

gmisk

urgelgru wrote: »

Bit of a sinister vibe to this lad (or lass?).

It's the pauses...and the constant "okk"
Condescending.

So he wants a time machine? Ok? Ok?

BPKS

Karl and Roman have a contender for most boring caller of the summer

McDermotX

BPKS wrote: »

The World Trade Organisation Manager

LOL

'or President, whatever.'


Get off de bleedin phone Phil !

dvcireland

caller likes the big boys

urgelgru

Likes a bad boy...