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30-08-2017 08:26PM

Patww79 wrote: »

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"Death whore" is a very unique insult!

I can't say I know what it means but it sounds good, although I am wondering if maybe autocorrect had a hand in it!

Ol' Donie · 31-08-2017 12:27AM

So there I am lying in my bed reading an aul book, when suddenly I find myself wondering "Why the f*ck do I have that Craig David song in my head?".

OldMrBrennan83 · 31-08-2017 07:38AM

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lawred2 · 31-08-2017 08:45AM

Actual lol @ Ken saying 'bottle that now'

Ol' Donie · 31-08-2017 10:23AM

Maybe I missed something, Roody Doyle was on to plug his book, so they just asked him about being a Chelsea fan while he was in, and then that was the bulk of the conversation. Is that about right?

And his book is about...the Christian Brothers? Or what?

Raoul · 31-08-2017 10:57AM

Once or twice they did try to ask him more about his book but he seemed to go off on tangents.

corwill · 31-08-2017 02:50PM

Ol' Donie wrote: »

Maybe I missed something, Roody Doyle was on to plug his book, so they just asked him about being a Chelsea fan while he was in, and then that was the bulk of the conversation. Is that about right?

And his book is about...the Christian Brothers? Or what?

It felt to me as I listened like someone had collected on a favour the lads owed them.

lawred2 · 31-08-2017 02:51PM

Deedsie wrote: »

Roddy Doyle talked some ****. You wouldnt hear a Dublin voice on the radio or television...

Miriam O'Callaghan, Dobbo, des cahill, Marion Finucane, Pat Kenny, Cathal Mac Coille, Gerry Ryan.

Pure ****e talk. And the GAA propoganda thing, 4.5 million people live in Ireland. Its a lot easier for a country like the UK with 60 million and millions more premiership tourists coming in to have high attendances.

Gob****e.

a lot of his opinions were utter bullsh!t

He seemed to live in some makey uppey world

Baggly · 31-08-2017 03:06PM

lawred2 wrote:

He seemed to live in some makey uppey world

Lads he was talking about when Joe Duffy first started like 40 years ago.

Jaysus the interview didn't do much for me, by surprised at the vitriol it is evoking here.

lawred2 · 31-08-2017 03:08PM

Pter wrote: »

Lads he was talking about when Joe Duffy first started like 40 years ago.

Jaysus the interview didn't do much for me, by surprised at the vitriol it is evoking here.

It didn't do much for me either. And vitriol is a strong word.

rufuseric82 · 31-08-2017 03:09PM

Pter wrote: »

Lads he was talking about when Joe Duffy first started like 40 years ago.

Jaysus the interview didn't do much for me, by surprised at the vitriol it is evoking here.

He clearly meant working class Dublin accent. I don't think Dobson or Kenny would fit that category.

MEGA BRO WOLF 5000 · 31-08-2017 03:24PM

Pter wrote: »

Lads he was talking about when Joe Duffy first started like 40 years ago.

Jaysus the interview didn't do much for me, by surprised at the vitriol it is evoking here.

Can you give an example of the vitriol you're talking about?

Baggly · 31-08-2017 05:34PM

lawred2 wrote:

It didn't do much for me either. And vitriol is a strong word.

Maybe vitriol isn't the word but death whore comes to mind.....Whatever adjective you would use for that.

batistuta9 · 31-08-2017 07:52PM

Pter wrote: »

Maybe vitriol isn't the word but death whore comes to mind.....Whatever adjective you would use for that.

We'll go for another noun, apt.

OldMrBrennan83 · 31-08-2017 08:03PM

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Baggly · 31-08-2017 08:13PM

batistuta9 wrote:

We'll go for another noun, apt.

Ok well a death whore is a noun, so a word describing that noun would be an adjective wouldn't it.

Patww79 wrote:

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Fair enough more power to you. The dislike was there already and the pod brought it out. As I said, I was surprised the pod evoked such a reaction but if it was there before that explains it I guess.

Dots1982 · 31-08-2017 11:36PM

For those who like X5SADS today's interview with Andrew Trimble would have been good I'm sure. For the rest of us it was not so good. I made it up to the religion discussion before bailing out.

CiaranW · 01-09-2017 07:13AM

Dots1982 wrote:

For those who like X5SADS today's interview with Andrew Trimble would have been good I'm sure. For the rest of us it was not so good. I made it up to the religion discussion before bailing out.

Did it go heavy on religion, I thought it might and have been listening to other pods before giving this a go!
Really not into religious talk!

Kingp35 · 01-09-2017 09:22AM

Dots1982 wrote: »

For those who like X5SADS today's interview with Andrew Trimble would have been good I'm sure. For the rest of us it was not so good. I made it up to the religion discussion before bailing out.

I listened to the same point. I'm not a rugby fan so I wasn't that interested to begin with but it was a pretty boring interview. There was about 20 minutes left in the pod when I turned it off.

dulpit · 01-09-2017 09:34AM

I found it interesting. He (Trimble) said that he can't remember the last time that he enjoyed a game of Rugby. These interviews really would make you worry about professional sportspeople, they all seem to be not enjoying their job and are unprepared for what comes next.

I look forward to the player's chair, they do give a good insight. It'd be interesting for Sadlier to talk to other non-soccerball players going forward

Trent Houseboat · 01-09-2017 10:04AM

It was a thoroughly uninteresting interview.

I'd rather have heard about Richie's time coaching young lads in St. Pats.

Raoul · 01-09-2017 10:37AM

Yeah, I didn't think it was a fantastic interview. Not Richie's fault. I think Trimble is just purposely boring and unwilling to share much. Which is what the first part of the interview is about. I don't believe the not enjoying a rugby game bit. I was pretty sure he said in the previous ten or 15 min where he did enjoy it.

riemann · 01-09-2017 11:06AM

Raoul wrote: »

Yeah, I didn't think it was a fantastic interview. Not Richie's fault. I think Trimble is just purposely boring and unwilling to share much. Which is what the first part of the interview is about. I don't believe the not enjoying a rugby game bit. I was pretty sure he said in the previous ten or 15 min where he did enjoy it.

A rugby player? Boring? Never would have seen that coming

I'll be avoiding this one anyway. Another poor week's output in my book. Don't have a cummute anymore so if the pod continues in this vein I'll be unsubbing - something I never thought I'd say.

lawred2 · 01-09-2017 11:53AM

I bailed on it. Badly boring.

lawred2 · 01-09-2017 11:55AM

Brian Kerr was the peak of it for me. I didn't even find the McCarthy one that interesting.

dr.kenneth noisewater · 01-09-2017 01:35PM

lawred2 wrote: »

Brian Kerr was the peak of it for me. I didn't even find the McCarthy one that interesting.

They shouldn't have bothered doing it the 3rd time, you could they were bored asking and answering the same questions for the 3rd time

Raoul · 01-09-2017 02:20PM

lawred2 wrote: »

Brian Kerr was the peak of it for me. I didn't even find the McCarthy one that interesting.

The Brian Kerr one was great. I enjoyed the Damien Duff one too.

The thing about Mick was that, I heard the exact same interview on OTB. Same jokes and exact same anecdotes.

I just think they need to get more interesting guests on. Graham Hunter has had some great guests on and has had some great podcasts. Unfortunately, you have to listen to Graham Hunter though. It does show that you can make these interviews really interesting if you pick the right guest.

lawred2 · 01-09-2017 02:53PM

Raoul wrote: »

The Brian Kerr one was great. I enjoyed the Damien Duff one too.

The thing about Mick was that, I heard the exact same interview on OTB. Same jokes and exact same anecdotes.

I just think they need to get more interesting guests on. Graham Hunter has had some great guests on and has had some great podcasts. Unfortunately, you have to listen to Graham Hunter though. It does show that you can make these interviews really interesting if you pick the right guest.

Forgot about Duffer. Yeah that was very good.

lawred2 · 01-09-2017 08:12PM

off the ball crew live at electric picnic

shudders

Brock Turnpike · 02-09-2017 11:23PM

lawred2 wrote: »

off the ball crew live at electric picnic

shudders

An extremely cringey group of lads.

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