The Late Late show

[mrdeeds]

Surprised RTE asked him on or Joe went on with his constant comments about RTE on his podcast.

[ONeill]

Something slightly uncomfortable about that.

[armaghniac]

In this history of the GAA, Wexford had the best song.

[AustinPowers]

In this history of the GAA, Wexford had the best song.

Still sounds great  28 years later. Great tune

[Duine Inteacht Eile]

Brolly knows what he's at. He recognises that he has about 15 minutes and to avoid answering any direct question that may be uncomfortable, he gets in first just talking shite and telling wee random stories.

How to avoid cross examination in simple steps.

[ONeill]

Don't think Kielty had any interest in asking him anything awkward.

[armaghniac]

Don't think Kielty had any interest in asking him anything awkward.

It isn't really that type of night.

[Tubberman]

Will he ask about the embarrassing legal threat to Supermacs over the April Fools joke?

[armaghniac]

Will he ask about the embarrassing legal threat to Supermacs over the April Fools joke?

They'll not apologise for clamping down on ambush marketing and rightly so.

[Tubberman]

Will he ask about the embarrassing legal threat to Supermacs over the April Fools joke?

They'll not apologise for clamping down on ambush marketing and rightly so.

They'd want to pick and choose their battles.
Corporate Croke Park against a homegrown company that is a big GAA sponsor isn't likely to win much popular support.

[Armagh18]

Will he ask about the embarrassing legal threat to Supermacs over the April Fools joke?

They'll not apologise for clamping down on ambush marketing and rightly so.

They'd want to pick and choose their battles.
Corporate Croke Park against a homegrown company that is a big GAA sponsor isn't likely to win much popular support.

Yeah they'd want to take two good fucks for themselves.

Really enjoyed that show though and lovely touch the Down lads at the end.

[Rossfan]

GAA special starts off with a buicín who's taking up Yankee stuff.
Switched off at that stage.

[armaghniac]

Will he ask about the embarrassing legal threat to Supermacs over the April Fools joke?

They'll not apologise for clamping down on ambush marketing and rightly so.

They'd want to pick and choose their battles.
Corporate Croke Park against a homegrown company that is a big GAA sponsor isn't likely to win much popular support.

Who is "corporate Croke Park"? There is only one GAA and these people are charged with protecting the brand to raise revenue for all of us. Supermacs should be undermining the brand in this way and would likely be just as protective of anyone using their brand.

[marty34]

In this history of the GAA, Wexford had the best song.

Still sounds great  28 years later. Great tune

Very true.  Great tune.

[Sportacus]

Will he ask about the embarrassing legal threat to Supermacs over the April Fools joke?

They'll not apologise for clamping down on ambush marketing and rightly so.

They'd want to pick and choose their battles.
Corporate Croke Park against a homegrown company that is a big GAA sponsor isn't likely to win much popular support.

Who is "corporate Croke Park"? There is only one GAA and these people are charged with protecting the brand to raise revenue for all of us. Supermacs should be undermining the brand in this way and would likely be just as protective of anyone using their brand.

It was a bit of craic on April Fools Day from a company long associated with the GAA. Paddy Power is at it every day of the week. Trumped up nonsense from know alls in HQ who have lost the run of themselves.  The same muppets who would ban charity advertising on jerseys and are driving the GAAGO  paywall.