Arghus wrote: » I zoned out a lot during the Real Madrid talk, it felt never-ending. Edit: Sergio Ramos is one of those football figures Ken will monologue at length about. It gets boring after the first quarter of an hour; I don't really give a sht about Sergio Ramos.
Robert McGrath wrote: » While I don’t particularly care about Mourinho or Ramos, the psycho-drama/soap opera that Ken manages to portray using them (and others of course) as characters is almost unfailingly entertaining imo. Lots of pundits can describe or analyse what’s on the pitch - Ken does a tongue in cheek psychoanalysis of the protagonists and antagonists. It’s all largely horse**** and I love it
tomwaits48 wrote: » Robert McGrath wrote: » While I don’t particularly care about Mourinho or Ramos, the psycho-drama/soap opera that Ken manages to portray using them (and others of course) as characters is almost unfailingly entertaining imo. Lots of pundits can describe or analyse what’s on the pitch - Ken does a tongue in cheek psychoanalysis of the protagonists and antagonists. It’s all largely horse**** and I love it yes and him being self aware enough to reference his own over referencing of that Diego Torres book made me smile
lawred2 wrote: » While last Friday's podcast with Paul Rouse was immense, the sight of Davy Fitz in the pod title had me reaching near immediately for the trash can button.
deisedude wrote: » Its actually worth a listen even if you have no interest in hurling. Davy would fall out with his own shadow. Sounds like his book is like Father Teds golden cleric speech full of score-settling
lawred2 wrote: » deisedude wrote: » Its actually worth a listen even if you have no interest in hurling. Davy would fall out with his own shadow. Sounds like his book is like Father Teds golden cleric speech full of score-settling lol I do love hurling - but Davy Fitz's voice and his verbal ticks go through me like a dose of salts.. I don't think I could subject myself to it
Say Your Number wrote: » Yeah I enjoyed the interview with Davy, he's an interesting character.Interesting that Ken was being a bit defensive about the Hearts fans antics after he spent the last few weeks tearing into GAA fans, good that Eoin pulled him up on it.
threein99 wrote: » I think he ment you can't be surprised when you get a reaction after provoking people, especially in a highly charged situation like that.
Say Your Number wrote: » threein99 wrote: » I think he ment you can't be surprised when you get a reaction after provoking people, especially in a highly charged situation like that. Because it happened at a football match Ken was more inclined to defend it, if the same thing happened at a GAA match he'd be 'Oh those savages at it again'
Smell the glove wrote: » I only listened to the end part about Lennon. No interest at all in stick fighting but I suppose they have to cover it for other people besides me!
Brock Turnpike wrote: » And he'd be right
Say Your Number wrote: » Because it happened at a football match Ken was more inclined to defend it, if the same thing happened at a GAA match he'd be 'Oh those savages at it again'
Patww79 wrote: » Brock Turnpike wrote: » And he'd be right Soccer fans in general are animals in comparison, especially British ones so I don't know how he can defend it.
Brock Turnpike wrote: » Are they? How often are there melees involving fans at amatuer soccer games?
Smell the glove wrote: » Exactly for the amount of fans that attend soccer it's very minimal compared to hurling which is a tiny tiny sport that always has fights etc.
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