GAA doing a deal with SkySports

[the Deel Rover]

Jesus Brolly is a rude individual . Can he not sit back and listen to another individuals opinions without having to wave his hands in their faces and interrupt them. Definitely time for him to go.

[thejuice]

I can't see or hear anything different. Same old bollocks from the three amigos.

[macdanger2]

Seriously, has brolly been drinking?? "15 points down against cork"?? He's paid to do this, surely he should be able to recall a match 6 weeks ago?

[J OGorman]

Seriously, has brolly been drinking?? "15 points down against cork"?? He's paid to do this, surely he should be able to recall a match 6 weeks ago?

Brolly is a pr1ck. Brolly is an embarrassment. Has Brolly been drinking.....reign it in a bit lad

[blewuporstuffed]

I have to agree with those two posts. The two lads in the studio were super-articulate as well, though as someone alluded to, I doubt if any British viewers picked up more than 40% of their 100 mph delivery.

I thought jamsie in particular was excellent.
Rachel Wyse does what presenter should, keeps the show moving along nicely and delivers thing professionally, carney was ok as well. A decent start from sky, looking forward to seeing how they handle the football.

[Banter Panther]

Joe Brolly mentioned Donegals 'resurgence' several times today. What f**king resurgence?

[thejuice]

Looking at twitter there seems to have been a bit of casual interest with mixed responses so hopefully a big clash of two contenders might just light a fuse.

[macdanger2]

Seriously, has brolly been drinking?? "15 points down against cork"?? He's paid to do this, surely he should be able to recall a match 6 weeks ago?

Brolly is a pr1ck. Brolly is an embarrassment. Has Brolly been drinking.....reign it in a bit lad

Did you listen to him today?? Our tv licence money is paying for brolly and the two beside him, the least you'd expect is a bit of professionalism

[Eamonnca1]

Looking at twitter there seems to have been a bit of casual interest with mixed responses so hopefully a big clash of two contenders might just light a fuse.

I won't say I told you so.

[Eamonnca1]

Some lad on Twitter asked "What on Earth is hurling" and got subjected to a barrage of abuse. The reaction of some GAA "fans" to first-time viewers asking perfectly civil questions is embarrassing. Social media really can bring out the dark side in people.

[armaghniac]

I won't say I told you so.

Yes, you will, over and over again. 

Some lad on Twitter asked "What on Earth is hurling" and got subjected to a barrage of abuse. The reaction of some GAA "fans" to first-time viewers asking perfectly civil questions is embarrassing. Social media really can bring out the dark side in people.

If you are on the Internet then use Google to research your ignorance rather than tweeting an implication to fans of a sport that there is something odd about their interest.

[thejuice]

Yeah, just reeks of insecurity and over sensitivity. It's hardly ignorance to not know of every single sport in the world.

[Eamonnca1]

See? See? See? I told you. See?

[thejuice]

Calm down, I've been saying we need to open up the game to a world wide audience for years! If you care to take a look over my 5000+ posts since 2007 or whenever I joined, you'll see. I might even have thought of it first.

[Eamonnca1]

I jest.