17togo wrote: » I Isn't that what all pundits do? Try to convince the other panelists to agree with them.
Guffy wrote: » Haven't had a chance to listen to today yet but from reading the programme notes, very disappointed that they haven't touched on Dundalk's game tonight. Maybe they did earlier in week and i missed it.
Dots1982 wrote: » If you want a pod on LOI, LOI weekly with Johnny ward and Dan McDonnell is the go-to option.
Guffy wrote: » That's not really the point i was making. I appreciate that there are dedicated pods, but its a general sports podcast that has dedicated alternatives to pretty much every topic they discuss. I was expressing my disappointment that they didn't touch on massive euro games for two fairly well supported Irish clubs. I imagine they'll review Dundalk game tomorrow to some degree and mention Rovers at the same time tomorrow.
Dots1982 wrote: » Something truly remarkable would need to happen in the LOI for SC to cover it in detail. It’s not a topic within their comfort zone so it’s debatable whether they can add much with their coverage. They haven’t even done much on the FAI’s current issues which is the future of the game here, Ken couldn’t be arsed to go to the AGM. SC cover the Irish international scene, that’s pretty much it on the domestic front.
Guffy wrote: » Cause the chess world cup is right up there in their comfort levels.
Dots1982 wrote: » Point stands. Majority of SC’s sports content is English soccer, Irish senior international side, Real Madrid, Barcelona and Neymar. GAA, golf majors, boxing and US make up almost all the rest. If I was interested in hearing people getting into the weeds of domestic club soccer then I’d have given up on SC ages ago. LOI weekly is great though if you’ve not heard it.
Brock Turnpike wrote: » Interesting that almost all the best journalists in the UK have been approached/signed up by The Athletic while poor Miguel is still stuck doing his usual uninsightful schtick.
dr.kenneth noisewater wrote: » Really interesting in seeing how the Athletic works out. Signed up for a year with 50% off. They also do podcasts (none for soccer yet) so wonder will writers still be able to appear on others like SC
Ivefoundgod wrote: » dr.kenneth noisewater wrote: » Really interesting in seeing how the Athletic works out. Signed up for a year with 50% off. They also do podcasts (none for soccer yet) so wonder will writers still be able to appear on others like SC Am about to sign up as well but just wondering if the us site is included too? They have some NFL writers I'd like to be able to follow during the season.
terrydel wrote: He's a strange fella, before I gave up twitter I was following him and he is so unbelievably arrogant and yet the most thin skinned, defensive person you are likely to encounter.
Cazale wrote: » I'm surprised he has time to do any journalism with the amount of spats he gets into on Twitter.
thenightman wrote: » Miguel is an annoying voiced fecker, but writes middling to well enough. Be more surprised Ken wasn't offered anything to be honest.
tomwaits48 wrote: » Anyone who thinks that regular contributors to SC aren’t getting paid are seriously deluded.
Cienciano wrote: » The Richard Dunne interview was good. Crazy how the youth setup is done in France.
terrydel wrote: » He's a strange fella, before I gave up twitter I was following him and he is so unbelievably arrogant and yet the most thin skinned, defensive person you are likely to encounter.
kilns wrote: » What do you expect he is friends with the biggest troll on Twitter and defended his friend for the comments he made about Jim Gavin and Shane Lowry
Cienciano wrote: » Badly need the football to start. Ken is going a bit too deep into his hot takes and I have zero interest in GAA. The Richard Dunne interview was good. Crazy how the youth setup is done in France.
