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Second Captains Part II

wnolan1992

Pfft, second thread, first thread, whatever.

Old thread: https://www.boards.ie/vbulletin/showthread.php?t=2056940110

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RedRochey

jones wrote: »

The bit were Ken said "med" as you'd say Ciaran...I nearly crashed the car the med (made) thing has WRECKED my head for years ha ha ha

What was this in relation to again?

jones

unplayable wrote: »

Very funny today was genuinely lolling at Ken. He is brilliant

The bit were Ken said "med" as you'd say Ciaran...I nearly crashed the car the med (made) thing has WRECKED my head for years ha ha ha

Cienciano

EltonJohn69 wrote: »

Ken talked about it and I think he made some very good points. Football weeklys perspective on it was garbage talk. The whole thing was a farce.

Ken was spot on, he said it sounded like a bit of a breakdown in communications but we don't know the full story yet

Did you smash it wrote: »

Personal opinion, but I thought yer man’s Jordan’s opinions were an absolute disgrace on football weekly

He said you’re in “very dangerous territory” when you say that one type of racism isn’t as bad as another type of racism.

To follow that assertion to its logical conclusion, it’s like saying if the fourth official called Mouassa Sow the N word it would be no worse than a Romanian official calling a person black in Romanian to another Romanian.

That is what I’d actually call very dangerous territory.

That was actually cringy. The bit where Max had a hypothetical situation of a cake getting delivered and he told the delivery man "it's for the black guy".
He could barely even say it for fear of saying the wrong thing.

Brock Turnpike

unplayable wrote: »

Very funny today was genuinely lolling at Ken. He is brilliant

He was in great form today

[Deleted User]

unplayable wrote: »

Very funny today was genuinely lolling at Ken. He is brilliant

Agreed, got a good laugh when he started on about Arsenal.

unplayable

Very funny today was genuinely lolling at Ken. He is brilliant

siblers

Not sure why Ken got so worked up/excited over what Evra said. It's exactly something Evra would say so not sure why he is so animated over it and why does it matter whether Henry refused to watch the whole match or part of it? I don't understand Ken at times

RedRochey

Jesus I found myself shouting at Murph to shut up when he went on and on about Evra and Henry's takeaway joke, some times he just doesn't know when to stop a joke

Did you smash it

Nokotan wrote: »

You could sense Max didn't really agree with Jordan fully but didn't want to be the white guy giving his opinion.

Personal opinion, but I thought yer man’s Jordan’s opinions were an absolute disgrace on football weekly

He said you’re in “very dangerous territory” when you say that one type of racism isn’t as bad as another type of racism.

To follow that assertion to its logical conclusion, it’s like saying if the fourth official called Mouassa Sow the N word it would be no worse than a Romanian official calling a person black in Romanian to another Romanian.

That is what I’d actually call very dangerous territory.

Salvation Tambourine

EltonJohn69 wrote: »

Ken talked about it and I think he made some very good points. Football weeklys perspective on it was garbage talk. The whole thing was a farce.

You could sense Max didn't really agree with Jordan fully but didn't want to be the white guy giving his opinion.

Salvation Tambourine

RedRochey wrote: »

Ya they talked a little about it on Wednesday, before Rory Smith was on

Odd, I definitely listened to Rory Smith (I even posted here about it), I must have completely forgotten them talking about it.

Ivefoundgod

They definitely talked about it at the start of one of the pods, not sure what day it was but Ken was fairly even handed about it. Its a tricky one for me, I can see how without thinking the 4th official might have used those words to describe the person they wanted sanctioned but hard to know really what the exact words were without being there and difficult to discern intention also. Different cultures are relevant too, as with Cavanis recent instagram post.

RedRochey

Nokotan wrote: »

Did I miss an episode or did they talk about the fourth official in the PSG game? Totally Football Show & Football Weekly takes on it were very one sided.

Ya they talked a little about it on Wednesday, before Rory Smith was on

EltonJohn69

Nokotan wrote: »

Did I miss an episode or did they talk about the fourth official in the PSG game? Totally Football Show & Football Weekly takes on it were very one sided.

Ken talked about it and I think he made some very good points. Football weeklys perspective on it was garbage talk. The whole thing was a farce.

Salvation Tambourine

Did I miss an episode or did they talk about the fourth official in the PSG game? Totally Football Show & Football Weekly takes on it were very one sided.

D.Q

Say Your Number wrote: »

The last seven days we've had US Murph slagging Trump and Ken criticising Millwall fans and not one complaint about them here, long may this thread remain an oasis of sanity on this crazy, crazy site.

Careful now. If T***p is mentioned too much they will be summoned. They're currently fighting the good fight against the evil Bill Gates and his mind control vaccine but as soon as they're done there, deep state Ken will be on the hitlist.

Salvation Tambourine

Arghus wrote: »

He has a podcast of his own The Set Piece Menu. I only started listening to it this week, but it's really good.

Conversations about football, but quite thought provoking. The quality of the episodes I've listened to so far has been high.

I started listening this week as well actually after he mentioned it during Second Captains. Really, really good podcasts and aren't really time dependent so the old ones are still relevant which is great.

Say Your Number

The last seven days we've had US Murph slagging Trump and Ken criticising Millwall fans and not one complaint about them here, long may this thread remain an oasis of sanity on this crazy, crazy site.

Brock Turnpike

Once I hear Duignan is in to talk, is an automatic skip for me.

Icemancometh

Does anyone get the sense that Jamie Wall was a big Second Captains fan before he became a pundit? Also loved the sound of someone doing the dishes behind Michael Duignan, and how much it distracted him.

Arghus

Nokotan wrote: »

I always like listening to Rory Smith. Always comes across as a really rationale person who has his own independent thoughts.

He has a podcast of his own The Set Piece Menu. I only started listening to it this week, but it's really good.

Conversations about football, but quite thought provoking. The quality of the episodes I've listened to so far has been high.

yermandan

Nokotan wrote: »

I always like listening to Rory Smith. Always comes across as a really rationale person who has his own independent thoughts.

Absolutely. He has a really great understated sense of humour too

Salvation Tambourine

Say Your Number wrote: »

Thought yesterday's Gaelic Football chat was excellent, Andy Moran is a good replacement for Mike Quirke.

The first part of the GAA Hour discussed it too and it was very good if you're looking for more content on it.

Brock Turnpike

Say Your Number wrote: »

Thought yesterday's Gaelic Football chat was excellent, Andy Moran is a good replacement for Mike Quirke.

Yes I enjoyed it too. I mentioned this before but I've no real interest in GAA matches, but the kind of discussion they had yesterday certainly held my interest.

Salvation Tambourine

I always like listening to Rory Smith. Always comes across as a really rationale person who has his own independent thoughts.

WindmillWarrior

Am I the only one who enjoys it when murph is given a break from the football podcasts? I don't mind the chap but I find it tiring sometimes when he constantly butts in when one of the other 2 are mid sentence or just talks straight over them and then proceeds to, I mean, eh, you know, I mean, completely labour the damn point he's trying to make!
As I say I like him most of the time, but no harm giving him (or me!) a break now and again. Also it reminds me of the old football show on newstalk days with just the 2 lads

Say Your Number

Thought yesterday's Gaelic Football chat was excellent, Andy Moran is a good replacement for Mike Quirke.

Salvation Tambourine

tomwaits48 wrote: »

Surprise, Surprise, Ken wets himself in delight dissecting Man Us CL exit.

I look forward to listening so!

tomwaits48

Surprise, Surprise, Ken wets himself in delight dissecting Man Us CL exit.

Beersmith

Ivefoundgod wrote: »

No doubt Ken has got plenty of stuff wrong but I would dispute about 60% of these if not more, throwing Kenny and James in there as things that he's wrong about is ridiculous this early. James hasn't contributed since mid October so wouldn't be getting too carried way just yet and Kenny is barely in the job. Not going to go through them one by one as clearly there is some degree of subjectivity to peoples opinions on the game but I think this list is a pretty poor example of things he's been wrong about.

Look I said light hearted. I would debate a lot of them too.