Podcasts

[toby47]

Rory Gallagher the obvious choice for the Derry job according to Tommy Nibs on the podcast, anyone with an ounce of sense knows that would be toxic, not our Tom

Also seemed to be holding back regards Mickeys departure, where the players for or against Mickey staying on, Tommy would be connected enough to know but hadn't the stones to say

Finally the episode ended with McConville saying he wouldn't do it after seeing the abuse Mickey got, elaborate on that lads, oh wait - na don't bother

For a podcast with the MO 'we do things different' they sure fell into safety first generic soundbite mode when it suits

Back next week to ask more awkward questions of grieving Gaels though I'm sure, if you don't mind me asking sez he, only in as much as you're comfortable sez you

Top tier post!

[maldini]

Niblock said that he knew it was never going to work for Harte at Derry and that there's no way he could have stayed on, yet never said anything like this up until now

[JoG2]

Rory Gallagher the obvious choice for the Derry job according to Tommy Nibs on the podcast, anyone with an ounce of sense knows that would be toxic, not our Tom

Also seemed to be holding back regards Mickeys departure, where the players for or against Mickey staying on, Tommy would be connected enough to know but hadn't the stones to say

Finally the episode ended with McConville saying he wouldn't do it after seeing the abuse Mickey got, elaborate on that lads, oh wait - na don't bother

For a podcast with the MO 'we do things different' they sure fell into safety first generic soundbite mode when it suits

Back next week to ask more awkward questions of grieving Gaels though I'm sure, if you don't mind me asking sez he, only in as much as you're comfortable sez you

This is probably where we're at re discussing GAA and our amateur footballers. There's an unquenchable thirst for tabloid type soundbites and podcasters, journalists etc calling out our managers and footballers. If the advent rolling TV news is anything to go by, we're in for a rocky road ahead... Are you not entertained??

[square_ball]

Rory Gallagher the obvious choice for the Derry job according to Tommy Nibs on the podcast, anyone with an ounce of sense knows that would be toxic, not our Tom

Also seemed to be holding back regards Mickeys departure, where the players for or against Mickey staying on, Tommy would be connected enough to know but hadn't the stones to say

Finally the episode ended with McConville saying he wouldn't do it after seeing the abuse Mickey got, elaborate on that lads, oh wait - na don't bother

For a podcast with the MO 'we do things different' they sure fell into safety first generic soundbite mode when it suits

Back next week to ask more awkward questions of grieving Gaels though I'm sure, if you don't mind me asking sez he, only in as much as you're comfortable sez you

Powerful stuff Tiempo probably your most powerful post ever. You are a different level human being.

[Snapchap]

The reaction to Tiempo's post has just been absolutely phenomenal, it really has.

I was talking to him on the phone and he said the reaction has been phenomenal too he's really glad he decided to post it because the feedback he's received has been just incredible.

[JoG2]

The reaction to Tiempo's post has just been absolutely phenomenal, it really has.

I was talking to him on the phone and he said the reaction has been phenomenal too he's really glad he decided to post it because the feedback he's received has been just incredible.

The same phone used to write the post? Wow 👏

 

[scout]

More I hear of niblock on the bbc social, he really comes across as a dose

[Kidder81]

More I hear of niblock on the bbc social, he really comes across as a dose

Can't have him at all, to say he's smug and self satisfied would be under selling it

[Armagh18]

I like him. Only criticism is sometimes he'd be too apologetic if he was asking a difficult question.

That square ball one with Lee Keegan is decent, guests get good grilling.

[gallsman]

Watched the hurling on BBC. A really special effort from Niblock.

[Tony Baloney]

Watched the hurling on BBC. A really special effort from Niblock.

Phenomenal?

[Mourne Red]

Watched the hurling on BBC. A really special effort from Niblock.

Phenomenal?

His most powerful commentary yet

[Sheedy]

Started watching on BBC, then James Nesbitt, Daire o'brien, another comedian (can't remember his name) and the nun from derry girls came on and i had to switch it back to Joanne and the lads.

[gallsman]

I couldn't watch live so just endured the whole thing. Was thankfully able to skip Nesbitt and, perhaps even more importantly, David O'Doherty.

I'm sure there were a few phenomenals thrown in there but "audacious" was the word of the day.

Hyperbole. Excitability. Over exuberance. Mixed metaphors. Blathering on about nonsense. He's just awful to listen to, the poor lad.

[AustinPowers]

Started watching on BBC, then James Nesbitt, Daire o'brien, another comedian (can't remember his name) and the nun from derry girls came on and i had to switch it back to Joanne and the lads.

It's lucky the bonfire season is over , otherwise  Jimmy nesbitt  would be seen on top of one with a  hurl in his hand

Always next year I suppose