Renegadema wrote: » Murph telling mick to basically **** off boiled my piss. Mick captained and managed the country to world cups. In management he always scouted Irish talent extensively and tried to get lads to declare for Ireland even when he wasn’t the Irish manager. Of the present squad He took David Mcgoldrick off the scrap heap and Matt Doherty from laying carpet and playing for Bohs. But mick points out that we score goals from crosses more than other teams and now he should **** off. Call me old fashioned but I really think that’s poor.
yermandan wrote: » Murph's shouts for McCarthy to get off the stage were great today. Boiled my piss listening to him for the whole match yesterday. Shameless
TRANQUILLO wrote: » Check my posting history . Not a single post in the politics forum.
If he lived over here he'd be sipping an IPA in Pmacs with a repeal jumper on him.
buyer95 wrote: » 'The FAI doesn't even have a premium Zoom account, nevermind a bigger plane.' Top notch stuff from Ken Early today on the Bratislava plane disaster today.'Stephen Kenny was mid sentence and the meeting ended.' Hilarious
TRANQUILLO wrote: » Why would i unsubscribe from a sports podcast because i don't like their reportage on one particular sport? I just don't like the contributor. The lady they have on for the tennis is very good for instance.People on here whinge about miguel delaney and other contributors but they don't get told to unsubscribe or find their soccer journalism elsewhere.
ongarite wrote: » Second Captain isn't the podcast for you if you are interested in American sports. American Murph has always mixed politics in with his limited sports reporting in the US years before Trump was president. As a SF based reporter, Kaepernick taking the knee in 2016 & his subsequent black balling by NFL was massive political & sporting news. Same with BLM matter & this year's NBA play-off strike in Florida. No matter how much you may hate it, sports & politics in the US are intertwined.
TRANQUILLO wrote: » im a paid subscriber with an interest in american sports . I don't need this fella on pouring slurry from his ivory tower every week. Just talk about the sport for crying out loud or get someone on who will.
Cienciano wrote: » Neither can you it seems.
TRANQUILLO wrote: » Thats exactly my point . Im listening to a sports podcast to escape that ****e. I don't want to talk about politics . Your man cant help himself.
Brock Turnpike wrote: » Don't listen to him if he offends you so much.
Say Your Number wrote: » Christ not this bullsh1t again.
TRANQUILLO wrote: » US Murphs opening answer to how he felt about the 49ers losing and the Lakers winning the NBA. "I cant believe the polls having biden ahead by ten points" " i have seen this film before". Shoe horning his self righteousness into every conversation even when he wasn't asked. He's insufferable and his NFL analysis is piss poor.
Cienciano wrote: » Listening to him slate ken, then lick his arse when they meet is typical Dunphy. Before they meet it was "Ken Early doesn't have a clue, he's not a football man". Then the showdown he was saying Ken Early is probably the best football writer in the country. That's typical dunphy, I'd imagine he told ken he was doing it for both of their ratings before the showdown interview.
CatFromHue wrote: » In Sadlier's book there's a section on the panel and Dunphy. They're not friends and if half the stuff Sadlier said is true then there's a very good reason for his animosity to Dunphy. Dunphy was interviewed after it came out by Paul Kimmage and slagged Sadlier off by saying he didn't even write it himself. Which was extra funny as this was after's Dunphy's podcast on Joe Schmidt's book where he savaged it and Schmidt for not having a ghost writer!!
gk70 wrote: » Dunphy is just a showman. Very little substance. Hypocritical self promoter. Believe me, have been listening him for over 40 years.
Smell the glove wrote: » Went to a second captains live show years ago, Richie spent about ten minutes completely giving out about the panel. Really hard stuff as I remember where I was thinking Jesus they all have to work together. When the show was released the section wasn't broadcast.
Obrieski wrote: » Anyone else enjoy his not so subtle digs at Dunphy (presumably) from their time in the RTE studio? They really seem to not get on at all!
Arghus wrote: » Dion is pretty smug, but he's intelligent and articulate so I'm okay with him.
