NeftDaslari wrote: » With sport slowing down this month, hopefully we might have a new political pod from Ken soon.
Arghus wrote: » I'd say Ken wouldn't be turning his nose up at an interview with Donie, even if he was a bit befuddled at his sudden media profile the last day.
unplayable wrote: » Shaggy, trimbs and Gerry are not exactly a barrel of laughs. It’s without a doubt the weakest part of the show.
D.Q wrote: » Agree. Hopefully they take some learnings and work ons from this feedback. I think the absolute peak of it was them talking about some rugby players ****ing brain chemistry being similar to a surgeon.
Utopia Parkway wrote: » I think that was from a Murray Kinsella article on Jack Carthy a couple years ago. They were just referencing it when discussing the same player last week.
Blanco100 wrote: » Donie?
duffman13 wrote: » They have done extraordinarily well to be fair to them. A paid podcast was sniggered by a lot of people but they continue to grow.
padd b1975 wrote: » Its a lot of fivers. Together with their other gigs they are very comfortable, especially Eoin and Ken.
EltonJohn69 wrote: » You would think for the amount of money that they are making they could do more content then 5 hours a week. Pat Kenny earns less and does 15 hours plus of content.
lawred2 wrote: » this is Ireland so it means a lot of tax too
padd b1975 wrote: » Shelf companies I'd imagine.
EltonJohn69 wrote: » To use a phrase of Ken’s rival, Gary Neville, their content level is “scabby”
EltonJohn69 wrote: » George hook needs to be re activated, give him them Rugby “Live from Foxrock” /spend some some of that Patreon cash on a big name
den87 wrote: » Thought the Tom Parsons interview was very good. Wouldn’t be surprised if they have him on again when the GAA starts up again.
kilns wrote: » I guess every thread has its resident trolls
lawred2 wrote: » Ah Jesus that poster isn't doing that much harm as to require being reported