fleet_admiral wrote: » he sounds like an oul drunk in the chipper on the walkinstown roundabout on a saturday night
TimeToShine wrote: » "Them Greeks have been chasing bouncing Czechs all night" - Brian Kerr, Euro 2010. Best line I've ever heard from a commentator.
Smithwicks Man wrote: » Nowhere near as bad as Lawro or Townsend. They actually make the games unwatchable they irritate me so much.
Diego Simeone wrote: » He knows his stuff for sure, but his voice is a bit of an acquired taste.
Badly Drunk Boy wrote: » The only time I looked at any of ITV's World Cup coverage was when Kerr was on RTÉ. That's how bad he is! Actually, I think it's the combination of his voice and his accent that kills me. I don't even get to hear what he says...
Suas11 wrote: » Mark Lawrenson always seems to be in a foul or snarky mood.
Suas11 wrote: » There was no Euro 2010
smellmepower wrote: » Kerr's my favorite RTE commentator.He obviously knows his stuff,has a nice dry sense of humor and doesn't have the bland middle class Dublin or slightly bogger-ish accent that is usually a prerequisite for employment in by our glorious state broadcaster.
P_1 wrote: » I have no problem with it. You tend to hear quite a lot of regional accents in GAA coverage and there's no mass gnashing of teeth over it. Perhaps people are just so accustomed to hearing BBCD4 English with their football commentary that hearing an inner city Dublin accent just throws them slightly?
ArtSmart wrote: » Well for me it's not actually the accent. It's the shuda, wuda, cudda. A commentator's job is to clarify and enlighten. Not a platform for 'what i wudda dun'. (yes, I'm also mocking his accent, I know. sigh. sorry?)