Overused words

[Milltown Row2]

Slay

[Sportacus]

Construction costs

[ranch]

GOAT in a sporting context - ten years ago it was only ever used in American sports but now we hear it being used in GAA to describe Clifford etc.

[snoopdog]

Like

[Tones]

Mental health

[johnnycool]

Wicked

[theticklemister]

f**king 'Outlier'. New word for the sports journalist.

[Franko]

Basket case

Seemingly this is the only permitted descriptor for the 6 county economy

[thewobbler]

Shitshow

[yellowcard]

Every post match GAA interview must begin with 'sure lookit'.

For GAA pundits, it's deemed essential to insert terms such as pockets of space, backdoor cut, game time, transition in order to appear more sophisticated.   

And for the administrators the use of the term stakeholder is an absolute must.   

[seafoid]

The reality of the situation
Non-binary
Thon
The Late Late show was awful last night
Penalties
Go full Lidl today
Netanyahu
The Sunday Game only gave our county 15 minutes yesterday
Yes but it's better for the clubs
Seemingly
Surrogate
Low productivity
Subvention
Chicken fillet roll
5 for 25 voucher
Northern Ireland
Rain
Gonorrhea

[bennydorano]

Going forward
KPIs as well. Obviously a useful thing in itself but I think it's used in situations now where there are f**k all KPIs being measured.

[sensethetone]

lookit

[HiMucker]

Neoliberalism

[toby47]

Harder