Fianna Fáil Leadership Challenge Underway

Barname · 13-01-2011 06:27PM

party, the party, the party

priorities for FF, party before Country

typical traitor

The British Empire was kinder to us.

Darsad · 13-01-2011 06:28PM

Delighted Cowen is staying !

Any change of leader in FF could give them a boost in the polls and possibly help them.
So as long as he is there he is Fcuking them up
I hope his face is on every poster come the Election just to remind us all.

amacachi · 13-01-2011 06:29PM

Even Dobson was sick of him.

gandalf · 13-01-2011 06:29PM

LOL someone in RTE has had enough of the waffle, priceless

Sulmac · 13-01-2011 06:29PM

Not the first time RTÉ has lost a live feed...

Quandary · 13-01-2011 06:29PM

Link lost eh :rolleyes:

Sherifu · 13-01-2011 06:29PM

Raise your voice to Dobbo and we will lose the link. LMAO

GSF · 13-01-2011 06:29PM

The plug has been pulled on Biffo......

steelcityblues · 13-01-2011 06:30PM

IMF masters probably did it!

gandalf · 13-01-2011 06:30PM

GSF wrote: »

The plug has been pulled on Biffo......

If only that was true for him and the Government in reality

amacachi · 13-01-2011 06:34PM

"...Decide what I think is the collective view of the party."

gandalf · 13-01-2011 06:35PM

He is back on...."democratic processes" blah blah blah!!!

Oh noes now he is blaming the media. Sounding more and more like De Bert!

goat2 · 13-01-2011 06:35PM

he is a foolish man to stay in this job, if i were part of his family i would have spent the last few months begging him to step down, on a human level this must be having an auful effect on his health, that kind of pressure is a killer, it is hard to keep up the front that all is ok, there must be times he is hurt by comments, i do really feel sorry for the man

Lapin · 13-01-2011 06:35PM

RTÉ masters probably pulled the plug.

GSF · 13-01-2011 06:35PM

The process of adjustment will continue until I say so...

amacachi · 13-01-2011 06:36PM

Narrative, way-hey!

gandalf · 13-01-2011 06:38PM

No discussion about Anglo-Irish Bank my arse. You don't have a four hour golf game with people like that and then a two hour meal without mentioning common topics and Anglo would definitely have been one of them.

amacachi · 13-01-2011 06:39PM

gandalf wrote: »

No discussion about Anglo-Irish Bank my arse. You don't have a four hour golf game with people like that and then a two hour meal without mentioning common topics and Anglo would definitely have been one of them.

I strongly doubt he's good enough to get a round in in under 5 hours tbh.

jmayo · 13-01-2011 06:40PM

mewso wrote: »

You forgot his latest - "narrative"

Bingo narrative came up !!!
Do I win a prize ?

goat2 · 13-01-2011 06:45PM

OisinT wrote: »

I seriously think the Greens will withdraw support next week.

i feel my blood pressure rising at the mention of that pack of good for nothings they call the greens, pleas try not to mention that useless pack of ****

GSF · 13-01-2011 06:48PM

Its all about the party, the party, the party. screw the country.

gandalf · 13-01-2011 06:49PM

GSF wrote: »

Its all about the party, the party, the party. screw the country.

Someone should tell them that the party is over!

13-01-2011 06:52PM

goat2 wrote: »

he is a foolish man to stay in this job, if i were part of his family i would have spent the last few months begging him to step down, on a human level this must be having an auful effect on his health, that kind of pressure is a killer, it is hard to keep up the front that all is ok, there must be times he is hurt by comments, i do really feel sorry for the man

I do really feel sorry for our nation...

NewHillel · 13-01-2011 06:52PM

goat2 wrote: »

i feel my blood pressure rising at the mention of that pack of good for nothings they call the greens,

Now, now, greens are meant to be good for you. Just take a deep breath, in..., out..., in..., out...,

Now, doesn't that feel better.

On your earlier comment, I can't imagine why Brian is clinging on. Its not good for him, his family or the country. Trying to salvage some pride, I suppose. I too feel sorry for him. (Still want them OUT, though.)

GSF · 13-01-2011 06:54PM

The Greens could get a job doing the stenograph in the Dail. They are great at noting things. Not much good at actually doing anything, but great at the shorthand.

NewHillel · 13-01-2011 06:57PM

freewheeler wrote: »

I do really feel sorry for our nation...

Nothing left to feel sorry for, we are no longer a sovereign state.

dfbemt · 13-01-2011 07:08PM

Barname wrote: »

cowen BINGO - you can play during the interview:

I utterly refute

As I confirmed

I am quite clear

nothing untoward

I reject

going forward

I am not a traitor

Lehman Brothers

message to the markets

no one could have seen it coming

your allegation

I love my Country

I am not a traitor

you can say

I am not a traitor

'To the best of my ability' is another favourite

spider guardian · 13-01-2011 07:12PM

cowen should have a weekly residence on the news rationalising the latest crisis. the election can't come soon enough.

LostinKildare · 13-01-2011 07:14PM

dfbemt wrote: »

'To the best of my ability' is another favourite

And the all-time, all-purpose favourite: "I don't accept that."

Biggins · 13-01-2011 07:16PM

Fianna Fáil Leadership Challenge Underway

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