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BoJack Horseman · 16-12-2014 9:06pm

Does anyone know the name of the song cut together with the rugby "get the dirty git off" interlude?

dulpit · 16-12-2014 11:00pm

BoJack Horseman wrote: »

Does anyone know the name of the song cut together with the rugby "get the dirty git off" interlude?

It's an Oasis song right? Think it's Columbia...

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Gx9SD6-a_GY

ChadHogan · 16-12-2014 11:15pm

Anyone have a you tube clip of the original commentary and incident for the Columbia interlude?

I'd be fascinated to see the incident that provoked such outrage from the commentator?

tawfeeredux · 17-12-2014 1:23am

ChadHogan wrote: »

Anyone have a you tube clip of the original commentary and incident for the Columbia interlude?

I'd be fascinated to see the incident that provoked such outrage from the commentator?

http://youtu.be/o58stoJJ5No

1:20,

Ol' Donie · 19-12-2014 9:52pm

McDevitt on The Works now talking about sports books.

Ol' Donie · 19-12-2014 9:53pm

Just mentioned Paul Kimmage there.

I would love it if Kimmage decided to chase Sepp, the b*stard.

Ciaran · 19-12-2014 11:05pm

Did McDevitt refer to Tanni Grey-Thompson as an upstanding citizen on yesterday's podcast?

weadick · 20-12-2014 8:27pm

Is it just me or does Eoin sound a bit hyper in the last few podcasts? Like he's overdosing on caffeine or something...

Ol' Donie · 30-12-2014 9:43pm

http://www.irishtimes.com/sport/soccer/fifa-s-movie-united-passions-doesn-t-let-the-truth-stand-in-the-way-of-a-bad-story-1.2049992?page=1

Ken's article on the FIFA movie.

Aidric · 15-01-2015 8:42pm

Always better when Eoin is in the presenters chair but I think Mark Horgan is a very worthy stand in. He doesn't grate, has a good sense of humour and asks pertinent questions.

buyer95 · 15-01-2015 9:58pm

Aidric wrote: »

Always better when Eoin is in the presenters chair but I think Mark Horgan is a very worthy stand in. He doesn't grate, has a good sense of humour and asks pertinent questions.

Agree, Horgan is a more than adequate stand in, did very well.

Ol' Donie · 16-01-2015 1:50am

Don't want to start it again, because I'm over it (that's a lie, but anyway...) I've listened to Off The Ball a few times lately and it struck me that Horgan is a far better presenter than the actual anchors on OTB these days.

andrea1983 · 16-01-2015 12:42pm

Ken's burn on Migsy in yesterday's podcast was fantastic tbf

"yeah nobody wants to hear that Miguel"

I miss the days when Ken used to wind up graham hunter tbf

wnolan1992 · 16-01-2015 1:33pm

Ol' Donie wrote: »

Don't want to start it again, because I'm over it (that's a lie, but anyway...)

It's a daily struggle for us all Donie.

Mark did a very good job in fairness. And I have to say, Murph does a good job hosting the Football Show as well to give him credit. I think he works way better as the host there than the third man when Eoin and Ken are in full flow.

buyer95 · 17-01-2015 12:57am

andrea1983 wrote: »

Ken's burn on Migsy in yesterday's podcast was fantastic tbf

"yeah nobody wants to hear that Miguel"

I miss the days when Ken used to wind up graham hunter tbf

That was hilarious, Miguel starts talking about the "benifits of networking" and instantly Ken shoots him down and ends the convo. Vintage Ken.

Strongbow10 · 17-01-2015 1:49am

andrea1983 wrote: »

Ken's burn on Migsy in yesterday's podcast was fantastic tbf

"yeah nobody wants to hear that Miguel"

I miss the days when Ken used to wind up graham hunter tbf

Migsy??

Ol' Donie · 18-01-2015 1:57am

Anyone know what the song on the bit they played after that interview is? It's the one with the "what the f*ck happened to me?" bit?

Sounds to me like Alabama Shakes?

Ol' Donie · 18-01-2015 2:37am

The score they gave Foxcatcher - 7.5 Murphs out of 10 - made me laugh again this week.

styron · 18-01-2015 2:46am

Ol' Donie wrote: »

Anyone know what the song on the bit they played after that interview is? It's the one with the "what the f*ck happened to me?" bit?

Sounds to me like Alabama Shakes?

Yes - I Found You

foxtrot101 · 19-01-2015 5:42pm

Murph's musings on how tightly fitting the Arsenal jersey is on Santi Cazorla was painful listening. Not funny, not even vaguely interesting, just shite. He's back on Football...sigh.

Say Your Number · 20-01-2015 4:01am

That was a good interview with Anna Krien, her book sounds interesting even if the topic is a bit grim.

Her take on the Ched Evans case was good too.

Ol' Donie · 20-01-2015 1:17pm

Who was it that muttered the immortal words "Are you serious?"

:-D:-D:-D

boccy23 · 20-01-2015 1:50pm

Say Your Number wrote: »

That was a good interview with Anna Krien, her book sounds interesting even if the topic is a bit grim.

Her take on the Ched Evans case was good too.

The take on Ched Evans was one of the most constructive things anyone has said on this sorry chapter of crime relating to sports people.

dr.kenneth noisewater · 23-01-2015 1:59am

The commentary from the Cantona Kung fu kick was brilliant today on the football show. Anyone have a link to it?

foxtrot101 · 23-01-2015 2:47am

dr.kenneth noisewater wrote: »

The commentary from the Cantona Kung fu kick was brilliant today on the football show. Anyone have a link to it?

Jonathan Pearce was commentating for radio, it's the first clip here...

http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/football/teams/manchester-united/11360503/Eric-Cantonas-kung-fu-kick-How-the-media-reacted.html

buyer95 · 23-01-2015 10:38pm

dr.kenneth noisewater wrote: »

The commentary from the Cantona Kung fu kick was brilliant today on the football show. Anyone have a link to it?

Yeah it was great stuff, wouldn't be surprised if that gets made into one of those jingles ala the Keane "Stop it, stop it! Duff man can never die."

Say Your Number · 27-01-2015 12:57am

Haven't listened to todays podcasts yet, but we might see a more surly Ken if this tweet is anything to go by.

https://twitter.com/kenearlys/status/558709735365804032

Ol' Donie · 27-01-2015 7:43pm

Surly? Sure the first thing he says is a big rant about why yer man Goode's name isn't pronounced Good!

Couple of extra patches required before the next show, I reckon!

(What am I saying, angry Ken is the best. They should ban him from eating for eight hours before each show!)

Aidric · 27-01-2015 8:22pm

dr.kenneth noisewater wrote: »

The commentary from the Cantona Kung fu kick was brilliant today on the football show. Anyone have a link to it?

That was brilliant. "I care not one jot about his supreme talent'

wnolan1992 · 27-01-2015 9:56pm

Aidric wrote: »

That was brilliant. "I care not one jot about his supreme talent'

I'd never really looked into the incident before, I'd always assumed that Cantona was sent off because of the kick, not that he'd perpetrated the kick after being sent off.

So I was totally taken by surprise when in the middle of what I thought was a rather mundane reaction to something so momentous when he absolutely loses it. :pac:

Cartman78 · 28-01-2015 11:35am

Catching up on a bit of a backlog (due to not being at work :pac:)....actually lol'd at my desk just now at Ken wittering on about the Ballon d'Or ceremony and describing the local musician they had on:
"Utterly talentless,aspiring popstar...this guy is like a Swiss Mickey Joe Harte"

:D:D

Skid X · 09-02-2015 7:16pm

Theres a Live, Live podcast, Live from the Sugar Club in Dublin on Monday February 23rd

You can apply for tickets here.

http://www.irishtimes.com/sport/second-captains/sportsnight

Say Your Number · 14-02-2015 9:54pm

Ken had a brilliant response to Baloteli saying the postman doesn't celebrate when he delivers the post, when he said 'if he was delivering a really important letter while 45,000 people are watching him and he manages to evade the dog and everyone cheers when he puts it the letter through the letterbox, maybe then he would celebrate'

keane2097 · 16-02-2015 5:11pm

Find myself skipping through a lot of these podcasts lately. Murph only has one trick in his bag these days - interjecting into every conversation to do an impression of the subject of the conversation saying something unlikely in a verbose manner.

He's fine when he talks about sports, he is becoming less and less funny over time however, which unfortunately seems to be coinciding with him being used solely for comic relief more and more.

Aidric · 16-02-2015 5:26pm

keane2097 wrote: »

Murph only has one trick in his bag these days - interjecting into every conversation to do an impression of the subject of the conversation saying something unlikely in a verbose manner.

In much the same way as Parkinson on OTB, Murph is strong on GAA and he should cap it at that. I'm quite sure he contributes a lot off air when putting the output together but when it comes to on air segments outside GAA he usually interjects in an effort to be funny rather than driving the conversation. Stick to your strengths and all that.

keane2097 · 16-02-2015 5:32pm

Aidric wrote: »

In much the same way as Parkinson on OTB, Murph is strong on GAA and he should cap it at that. I'm quite sure he contributes a lot off air when putting the output together but when it comes to on air segments outside GAA he usually interjects in an effort to be funny rather than driving the conversation. Stick to your strengths and all that.

That's actually a bit hard on him even. He has an interesting perspective even on sports that he's not a true "expert" in when he chooses to dispense with the increasingly tedious comedy routine.

The football show is undeniably considerably worse since he joined it lately, and it's not like he doesn't know enough about soccer to contribute.

Ol' Donie · 23-02-2015 6:39pm

Skid X wrote: »

Theres a Live, Live podcast, Live from the Sugar Club in Dublin on Monday February 23rd

You can apply for tickets here.

http://www.irishtimes.com/sport/second-captains/sportsnight

Live, eh? So can I listen to it live?

Ah, I'll listen to today's one; I'm sure they'll say it on that.

Brilliant, heard an ad for a live OTB earlier, made me miss the proper lads doing live radio. Booo! Also, yaaaaay.

jimmythedivil · 23-02-2015 11:00pm

Ol' Donie wrote: »

Live, eh? So can I listen to it live?

Ah, I'll listen to today's one; I'm sure they'll say it on that.

Brilliant, heard an ad for a live OTB earlier, made me miss the proper lads doing live radio. Booo! Also, yaaaaay.

Is the live show going to be a podcast?

splendid101 · 23-02-2015 11:51pm

jimmythedivil wrote: »

Is the live show going to be a podcast?

Yes.

boccy23 · 26-02-2015 5:51pm

Christ, Ken's report on sport on the Football podcast today was long! 40mins and a fair amount of it was nonsense.
Finding the Football one harder and harder to listen to what with Ken's never ending rants and Murph's ludicrous input as well.

foxtrot101 · 26-02-2015 6:18pm

boccy23 wrote: »

Christ, Ken's report on sport on the Football podcast today was long! 40mins and a fair amount of it was nonsense.
Finding the Football one harder and harder to listen to what with Ken's never ending rants and Murph's ludicrous input as well.

I always find Ken's report on sport to be the best bit(minus Murph of course).

Strongbow10 · 27-02-2015 12:51am

The theme of this thread seems to be:

Poster 1: "Really don't like Ken, he's insufferable to listen to"

Poster 2 will reply: "I think you will find that Ken is actually brilliant" :pac:

keane2097 · 27-02-2015 11:41am

I definitely think the quality is decreasing over time.

wnolan1992 · 27-02-2015 2:48pm

I feel like they're covering less sports now. I know they always focused on soccer/GAA/rugby on Newstalk, but lately they seem to JUST talk about those sports. I fast forward now every time Gerry Thornley starts speaking because I'm just burnt out.

They don't seem to do as many niche pieces now, which is a real shame as it was that that attracted me to the their style in the first place.

Ken needs to reclaim the Football Show too.

srfc d16 · 27-02-2015 4:46pm

wnolan1992 wrote: »

I feel like they're covering less sports now. I know they always focused on soccer/GAA/rugby on Newstalk, but lately they seem to JUST talk about those sports. I fast forward now every time Gerry Thornley starts speaking because I'm just burnt out.

They don't seem to do as many niche pieces now, which is a real shame as it was that that attracted me to the their style in the first place.

Ken needs to reclaim the Football Show too.

100% agreed. A show that he is on usually takes me less than 30 minutes to listen to.

dulpit · 02-03-2015 10:24am

I found the interview with Mickey Ward great, and it was also good to see them spend some time on the cricket, although they could have gone into more detail. With the podcast format, I would have hoped that they could dedicate more time to the niche events, it's something they excel in when they do it...

keane2097 · 02-03-2015 1:25pm

Thought the Mickey Ward interview was great as well.

PIORUN · 03-03-2015 1:57pm

Thornley is painful at this stage..he just agrees with whatever the ex pro in the studio says...

dulpit · 03-03-2015 3:36pm

PIORUN wrote: »

Thornley is painful at this stage..he just agrees with whatever the ex pro in the studio says...

Anyone get the impression that he really wants to be a player, or be included in the team? He always talks as if he's a part of the team, not a reporter of the team...

Plus he has a tendency to talk over people a lot. :mad:

Mr.Prodston · 03-03-2015 7:10pm

Remember Eliud Kibet who won the Dublin marathon last year and was chatting to the lads after in what was one of the best interviews of the podcast last year?

Well he's just sent their Facebook page a 5 minute video/tour of his home and what he's used his winnings on. Absolutely fantastic story

https://www.facebook.com/video.php?v=1585947338284646

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