Colm "Woolly" Parkinson

[gallsman]

Haven't listen to his podcast, refuse to give anything connected to Joe.ie any of my attention, so can't comment on whether it's good or bad.

He's an arsehole on Twitter though

[iorras]

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His podcasts are banal , un-interesting, Un-informed and full of cliches.

He'll be due a stint on the Sunday Game soon.

There is more respect for pondweed in Dublin then Parkinson.
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Parkinson has just massively improved in my estimation given that statement

[weareros]

He was not on Tuesday. Must be still drowning his sorrows in Salthill. Or maybe the car is still impounded.

[Beffs]

He has a lack of respect when interviewing now and in the past to amateur players and managers, tries to get more out of them than they are willing, GAA players don't have to give interviews if they don't want to and don't want to discuss bullshit. He can also be a hypocrite i.e the cash he took of Parnell's and then did a Bunsen burner.

His nickname is not Woolly, its Scruff!

No one is putting a gun to players heads and making them do interviews on his podcast. If they are doing them, then it's because they want to. So am not sure what point you are trying to make there.

[Duine Eile]

He was not on Tuesday. Must be still drowning his sorrows in Salthill. Or maybe the car is still impounded.

Podcast was out on Monday and he had an interview with Enda Smith.

[Tubberman]

He was not on Tuesday. Must be still drowning his sorrows in Salthill. Or maybe the car is still impounded.

Podcast was out on Monday and he had an interview with Enda Smith.

Wooly wasn't on it - it was yer man Conan doing it

[Duine Eile]

He was not on Tuesday. Must be still drowning his sorrows in Salthill. Or maybe the car is still impounded.

Podcast was out on Monday and he had an interview with Enda Smith.

Wooly wasn't on it - it was yer man Conan doing it

Oh really, fair enough, couldn't bring myself to listen to it! 

[Jayop]

2 good interviews actually this week. Enda Smith was very good about the win and how they felt with all the critique all year, then Darren Hughes was on and he was just funny. Big broad farmer talking about loving life.