Liveline: Thread with no name, Host with no shame

Cidona is not a replacement for Cider FFS!

Just listened to JD for first time today.

Tell me, does he pretend to be thick, or is he really?

From half-wit discussions about, are thunderstorms dangerous... Or asking people questions to which he already knows the answer.

Also, his diction is appalling...

The udder one... Udder like on a cow.

This lad Liam is far too invested in the anti drink message - I suspect a plant. Did he phone in or has he been put on to promote an agenda?

shock horror a 12 year old chancing his arm asking for a pint of guinness.

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Pubs, bookies and element of craic to be closed by 3pm.

He really is that thick, despite any notions he might have about himself

It's costing 30 or 50 million for the Ladbrokes advert with Rocky, what planet is he on? Did I hear him correct

This guy is just on to bum and blow let's be honest...

Is he chewing Wrigleys or Orbit?

So the BAI have a set of codes relating to both the advertising of Alcohol and its use in product placement, this is on top of general rules.

1. An advertiser that has product placement in a programme may not sponsor the programme
2. An advertiser has no editorial control over the content of the programme

And their are plenty more

1. Both RTÉ and VMTV have flaunted this rule, even take the book show currently on TV, its has PP from Eason and is sponsored by Eason,
2. while the reviewers are novelist and are giving "their" opinion on books that they have read, they aren't very critical of the books because Eason sponsor the show. Eason have produced the show rather than being commissioned by VMTV

Paddy Powers sports programme a few years back, the set entirely in Green, I am fairly sure that betting companies cannot have product placement on TV.

BAI should look into the Guinness programme as it has been raised on Liveline, instead they will wait for someone to complain directly to VMTV and then to them, basically at the end of the year they can say they received no complaints, though they cannot deny that it was clearly discussed on Liveline.