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Second Captains

ballsymchugh

Thought I'd update the OP with links and stuff for anyone who stumbles across this.

The former Off the Ball hosts have partnered with The Irish Times to do a series of weekly podcasts. They go online each Tuesday and cover a variety of sports, with a number of contributors including Sid Lowe, Richie Sadlier, Gerry Thornley and Shane Horgan.

They can be found:
On The Irish Times' site: http://www.irishtimes.com/sport/second-captains
On Soundcloud: https://soundcloud.com/secondcaptains-it-com
On iTunes: https://itunes.apple.com/ie/podcast/second-captains-irish-times/id647893016?mt=2

Or if you prefer not to use iTunes for your podcasts, use this link in whatever app you use (Thanks to youcancallmeal): http://feeds.feedburner.com/secondcaptainsitcom

And here are their Twitter and Facebook accounts.

Cheers,
wnolan1992

so they're almost finished their gardening leave...

where will they end up?

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Ol' Donie

Brock Turnpike wrote: »

Never, ever be surprised my the stupidity of a huge number of the human population.

Haven't even heard that pod, but fixed that for you anyway.

Brock Turnpike

dr.kenneth noisewater wrote: »

Really enjoyed the Aussie guy on yesterday, no BS there!
Thought the whole McKenna thing was strange in that they named him straight away, a similar case happened with an Arsenal player last week where they tested positive and then negative a couple days later without them being named publicly.

Never, ever be surprised my the stupidity of a huge number of the Australian population.

mcgucc22

Ken talking about Stephen Ireland in today’s podcast is hilarious.

dr.kenneth noisewater

Really enjoyed the Aussie guy on yesterday, no BS there!
Thought the whole McKenna thing was strange in that they named him straight away, a similar case happened with an Arsenal player last week where they tested positive and then negative a couple days later without them being named publicly.

Say Your Number

This thread was only 165 pages long in February 2017 when they went behind the paywall, after that I thought it would be very quiet in here, certainly didn't see this being locked before the OTB thread, anyway here's to more wonderful nonsense in the next thread.

Arghus

The big 10k.

Hotblack Desiato

In before the lock

Sultan of Bling

Cienciano wrote:

I deleted my comment, congratulations

Im going to delete one of my earlier ones also.....purely for spite.

Cienciano

DrSerious3 wrote: »

I never comment on this thread but I want to be the 10,000th

I deleted my comment, congratulations :pac:

DrSerious3

Sultan of Bling wrote: »

Ooooooh unlucky son!!!! so close.

If you wete an inter county gaa footballer you'd definitely play for Mayo.

Jayzus dont put that on a Galway man ðŸ€£

Sultan of Bling

DrSerious3 wrote:

I never comment on this thread but I want to be the 10,000th

Ooooooh unlucky son!!!! so close.

If you wete an inter county gaa footballer you'd definitely play for Mayo.

Sultan of Bling

kippy wrote:

The older you get the more you realise watching a football match on TV the more of a complete waste of time it is. It's meant to be entertainment but the vast majority of football matches are dull. The more matches you watch the more dull ones you get to see. What's the point after a while? Much easier talk about the drama, the managers spats, the transfer "speculation" the never ending nonsense that goes on around the PL in particular.

kippy wrote:

When you are younger and have more time, can have a few pints with a few mates in the pub while you watch, it's a different experience - a side show to life.

kippy wrote:

My own personal opinion of course. I get more entertainment from people talking about football and having a laugh than watching it.

Watching sky doesnt help either with the constant BLM virtue signalling. Then we had a WLM banner flown over the etihad. Im sure we'll have an all lives matter banner soon from someone who thinks they're original and clever.

Wish they'd all f**k off to a deserted island and kick the s**t out of each other there.

I want a discussion on the game not politics.

DrSerious3

I never comment on this thread but I want to be the 10,000th

franglan

Still Ill wrote: »

Isn't it 'dirty git' rather than gravedigger? :pac:

I subsequently confirm to people in my immediate vicinity at said matches that's it's "gravedigger".

kippy

Raoul wrote: »

To be fair to David Sneyd, it seems like Ken feels the exact same. It is like he doesn't really even want to watch the games but has to just for work.

The older you get the more you realise watching a football match on TV the more of a complete waste of time it is.
It's meant to be entertainment but the vast majority of football matches are dull.
The more matches you watch the more dull ones you get to see. What's the point after a while?
Much easier talk about the drama, the managers spats, the transfer "speculation" the never ending nonsense that goes on around the PL in particular.

When you are younger and have more time, can have a few pints with a few mates in the pub while you watch, it's a different experience - a side show to life.

My own personal opinion of course.
I get more entertainment from people talking about football and having a laugh than watching it.

Still Ill

franglan wrote: »

Any sort of half bad tackle made at a match I'm at "send him off, send the gravedigger off..." "That's just typical of what he is..."

Isn't it 'dirty git' rather than gravedigger? :pac:

franglan

Any sort of half bad tackle made at a match I'm at "send him off, send the gravedigger off..." "That's just typical of what he is..."

healy1835

"These are the types of questions you should be asking...when we're live."
"Oh we are live now"
"We're not live now?"
"Yeah we're live, there you are on televishion!"

Robert McGrath

deisedude wrote: »

I keep calling my newborn son "A crying big baby" in a Nigerian accent

My son is one year old and I can’t believe I’ve never used that on him. Will start now

I do tell him his food is “the best thing in the world. Full of proooh-teen” though

Arghus

Basically all of that Kilmarnock rant is never far from my thoughts.

Say Your Number

I heard Fame by David Bowie on the radio a while ago, and all I think during it was 'He's just a crying big baby' 'Where did you get it all wrong today' 'You wanted victory' and 'COACH!' in various pitches.

aloooof

"I wouldn't necessarily agree with anything <friend> says about <topic>"

Salvation Tambourine

deisedude wrote: »

I keep calling my newborn son "A crying big baby" in a Nigerian accent

Brilliant, same as another poster, can't read that without the accent

healy1835

Bingo, bango job's a good'un
Cheap shot x4
Then maybe you shouldn't be living here!
He's just a crying, big baby
and basically everything the Kilmarnock fan says in the angry fan remix... They've all slipped into my everyday conversations over the last few years

Dante

Nokotan wrote: »

Does anyone else have any Second Captains bits they say during a normal day?

I find myself saying Tomas O'Se's "Shcumbag" at least four times a day, sometimes for absolutely no reason.

I've been regularly using the line bingo bango, jobs a goodun since Ken dropped it on the pod last year. Its so good.

Arghus

deisedude wrote: »

I keep calling my newborn son "A crying big baby" in a Nigerian accent

I read that in the accent in my head.

Raisins

Vintage Ken on anti vax Djokovic and Lovren.

“Time’s up Bill”.

dulpit

Lidl, Don Cheadle, Brad Freidel.

deisedude

Nokotan wrote: »

Does anyone else have any Second Captains bits they say during a normal day?

I find myself saying Tomas O'Se's "Shcumbag" at least four times a day, sometimes for absolutely no reason.

I keep calling my newborn son "A crying big baby" in a Nigerian accent

Salvation Tambourine

Does anyone else have any Second Captains bits they say during a normal day?

I find myself saying Tomas O'Se's "Shcumbag" at least four times a day, sometimes for absolutely no reason.