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The Stand With Eamon Dunphy

Say Your Number

Haven't listened to much of this so far, but really enjoyed the interview with Damien Duff this week.

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deep_dish

I enjoyed the Elon episode. It was like chatting to your grand-uncle about it. He was enthusiastic, but I don't know if he understood it.

I thought it was poignant when Eamo said he wouldn't be around to see Elon's dreams potentially come to fruition.

Genghis

Still Ill wrote: »

The Elon Musk podcast was pretty all over the place.

Yes, was quite irritating how Eamo displayed no real awareness of the subject and continually interrupted the conversation flow from his guest. Ordinarily Eamo is good at the long form / detailed expertise but on this occasion it's like he was much further out of his depth.

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applehunter wrote: »

Bernie Sanders(79) is the runaway leader among Democrat voters for 2020 presidential election.

Hope this is discussed on the next US podcast;

and his supporters are trying to stymie Beto O'Rourke's chances to ensure that he doesn't end up being a proper challenger.

dr.kenneth noisewater

Still Ill wrote: »

The Elon Musk podcast was pretty all over the place.

Yeah Dunphy didnt have a clue. The chat with Dermot Gileece was excellent for anyone with any interest in golf

Still Ill

The Elon Musk podcast was pretty all over the place.

Arghus

riemann wrote: »

Your bias is apparent.

Cool story bro.

riemann

Arghus wrote: »

Yeah, the real animosity was clear by the end, though I think Morgan managed to maintain some dignity. Dunphy was reduced to really cheap stuff.

I know it's from over 23 years ago, but Dunphy comes across fairly terribly in that snippet - a real self-satisfied bully.

Your bias is apparent.

applehunter

Bernie Sanders(79) is the runaway leader among Democrat voters for 2020 presidential election.

Hope this is discussed on the next US podcast;

dr.kenneth noisewater

that clip was gas, would have loved to hear the full thing. Imagine the uproar if it happened to day!

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John Hutton wrote: »

I get the feeling that Giles and to a lesser degree Brady are genuinely very good friends with Dunphy. He lets slip that he regularly talks with Giles by ringing him during matches.

Giles and Dunphy have known each other since they were kids. Even before they were at Man United together. Giles brought Dunphy on board when he was manager of Shamrock Rovers. They had a big Roy Keane related bust up in 2002. They didn't speak to each other off air for a long time after. All forgiven now, obviously.

Arghus

Say Your Number wrote: »

TV3 was licensed in 1990, going by the sneery comments they must have believed it would never get off the ground.

Almost every time Dunphy appeared on telly there always an 'Is he drunk?' comment on here, there's a true window as to what he was like with a few on board, I like how the Morgan conversation started out politely and went downhill fast.

Yeah, the real animosity was clear by the end, though I think Morgan managed to maintain some dignity. Dunphy was reduced to really cheap stuff.

I know it's from over 23 years ago, but Dunphy comes across fairly terribly in that snippet - a real self-satisfied bully.

applehunter

Everytime I see A Nell McCafferty picture I think of her in a van full of hardcore Derry City fans farting all the way to Dublin.

Say Your Number

TV3 was licensed in 1990, going by the sneery comments they must have believed it would never get off the ground.

Almost every time Dunphy appeared on telly there always an 'Is he drunk?' comment on here, there's a true window as to what he was like with a few on board, I like how the Morgan conversation started out politely and went downhill fast.

Arghus

Think it's 95, they are talking about "the game from last night" which sounds like the Holland playoff game. TV3 launched in 98, but I'm sure planning was afoot by 95.

bamayang

Arghus wrote: »

It's a bit off topic, but it popped up in my youtube suggestions today, so why not? It's slightly relevant to the man - and it's gas.

Dunphy on Vincent Browne's radio show, probably on 98FM or something, the night after Ireland lost the playoff to Holland in '95. The earlier part of the conversation seems to be missing, which is a real pity, because this is radio gold. Eamonn is clearly drunk and in amazingly obnoxious form - He's being a complete ass, it's really quite amazing: he wouldn't be let within a mile of a mic in that condition today and if he said even a third of what he said here he'd be issuing grovelling press releases for the next ten years. It's the sound of a man who knows he can get away with being a complete asshole. The way he winds up a somewhat pompus caller is pretty genius.

Dermot Morgan calls in later in the clip and the two of them bicker with not-even disguised bitterness. Dermot makes him sound fairly stupid.

"Dermot, you fcking hate me..."

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b4BFIhFro84

Jesus that was hilarious. What you could get away with then!!!

Would it have been 95 tho? Talking about TV3 and that only launched in 98.

Arghus

It's a bit off topic, but it popped up in my youtube suggestions today, so why not? It's slightly relevant to the man - and it's gas.

Dunphy on Vincent Browne's radio show, probably on 98FM or something, the night after Ireland lost the playoff to Holland in '95. The earlier part of the conversation seems to be missing, which is a real pity, because this is radio gold. Eamonn is clearly drunk and in amazingly obnoxious form - He's being a complete ass, it's really quite amazing: he wouldn't be let within a mile of a mic in that condition today and if he said even a third of what he said here he'd be issuing grovelling press releases for the next ten years. It's the sound of a man who knows he can get away with being a complete asshole. The way he winds up a somewhat pompus caller is pretty genius.

Dermot Morgan calls in later in the clip and the two of them bicker with not-even disguised bitterness. Dermot makes him sound fairly stupid.

"Dermot, you fcking hate me..."

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=b4BFIhFro84

neris

I like the football podcasts but I think Giles is a bit too serious at times and doesnt get the sarcasm from Dunphy and also gets very defensive at times when Dunphy says something about him

JohnnyFlash

John Hutton wrote: »

I get the feeling that Giles and to a lesser degree Brady are genuinely very good friends with Dunphy. He lets slip that he regularly talks with Giles by ringing him during matches.

It very much comes across in the podcast. There's a genuine affection for each other. Bill O'Herhily told a lovely story at a dinner one evening about how Dunphy would persuade himself and Giles to head into town after a Saturday night game to anywhere there was piano. Dunphy hadn't a note in his head, but would soon be up singing. He'd then do the 'and now, my good friend, John Giles'. Giles would be hopping mad, but would head up anyway to join Eamonn for a rendition of some Dean Martin or Frank Sinatra cover.

John Hutton

JohnnyFlash wrote: »

I'm back listening to this podcast, and really enjoying it. Dunphy has improved a lot as a host, and you get the feeling he is really enjoying this new format. His politics is pure ' man on the street' populism, but he's a natural interviewer. He gets good regular guests as well.

The soccer podcasts are excellent, and Giles is more on top of his brief in terms of players, teams, and tactics than he has been in years. They do go on about the good old days of Busby, Shankley and Revie a bit too much, but that's a minor complaint.

I presume Giles, Brady, and possibly, Hamann have a stake in this new podcast?

I get the feeling that Giles and to a lesser degree Brady are genuinely very good friends with Dunphy. He lets slip that he regularly talks with Giles by ringing him during matches.

JohnnyFlash

I'm back listening to this podcast, and really enjoying it. Dunphy has improved a lot as a host, and you get the feeling he is really enjoying this new format. His politics is pure ' man on the street' populism, but he's a natural interviewer. He gets good regular guests as well.

The soccer podcasts are excellent, and Giles is more on top of his brief in terms of players, teams, and tactics than he has been in years. They do go on about the good old days of Busby, Shankley and Revie a bit too much, but that's a minor complaint.

I presume Giles, Brady, and possibly, Hamann have a stake in this new podcast?

d8491prj5boyvg

He did plamás him in the intro alright, but Bertie earned his place to be fair, added value to the debate

sentient_6

I thought it was very insightful in relation to the gfa.

bamayang

Gave Bertie some intro today...

Utopia Parkway

riemann wrote: »

Between avoiding the gutter journalism that is "Ireland's gangland warfare" and anything with trump in the title I'm down to about 1/2 podcasts.

It is a bit mental how those two topics seem to make up about half of his content.

So much other stuff he could cover.

riemann

Between avoiding the gutter journalism that is "Ireland's gangland warfare" and anything with trump in the title I'm down to about 1/2 podcasts.

Was enjoying the podcasts until recently. Not sure what has changed but don't really know what direction the show is heading, and doubt Eamon does either.

At least he's unpredictable!

OldMrBrennan83

Aviana Scruffy Vigilance wrote: »

Agree that the interview didn't flow very well but I think that was more to do with Stephen Kenny. I think it was nerves and he's not used to it. Dunphy probes where he can get a sniff of a good narrative. He has a good sense for that, better than many of our top journalists.

For Kenny, I'm sure dealing with media will be part of his training programme with Mick!

It was more the lack of research on Dunphys part I found. He kept stating stuff that Kenny had to correct. He's so much better prepared these days.
I'd agree that Kenny isn't a good interview though. Too measured and not natural enough.

d8491prj5boyvg

The replay of the Stephen Kenny interview shows how much he's come on as an interviewer. Was very poor back then.

Agree that the interview didn't flow very well but I think that was more to do with Stephen Kenny. I think it was nerves and he's not used to it. Dunphy probes where he can get a sniff of a good narrative. He has a good sense for that, better than many of our top journalists.

For Kenny, I'm sure dealing with media will be part of his training programme with Mick!

OldMrBrennan83

The replay of the Stephen Kenny interview shows how much he's come on as an interviewer. Was very poor back then.

dulpit

https://twitter.com/Johnsmi84534254/status/1065720857115406336

This is the account that Nicola Tallant referred to...

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Mantis Toboggan wrote: »

You do realise there's more ways of getting the news than reading newspapers

rags like the star are full of stories about gangland every week.

It's their bread and butter news and hits their target demographic.