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Ger Canning watch
c
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03-Sep-2011 21:11
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Presume it`s Ger doing the TV commentary?
My money is on using the word "latitude" 4 times and "reprise" twice with plenty of stats thrown in
As in...as we watch that score in reprise, Corbett, seeking his third All-Ireland medal today finds some latitude and puts it over the bar
Squirrel Farrell
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03-Sep-2011 21:17
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My money is on him saying `a speculative effort`, `an enterprising ball` or `passion, guile and no little skill`.
jack daw
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03-Sep-2011 21:21
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Originally posted by Squirrel Farrell:
My money is on him saying `a speculative effort`, `an enterprising ball` or `passion, guile and no little skill`.
welcome to the ger canning festival of cliches!
Hitch
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03-Sep-2011 21:23
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Originally posted by c:
Presume it`s Ger doing the TV commentary?
My money is on using the word "latitude" 4 times and "reprise" twice with plenty of stats thrown in
As in...as we watch that score in reprise, Corbett, seeking his third All-Ireland medal today finds some latitude and puts it over the bar
If it was Marty it would go like this: "as we watch that score in reprise, Corbett, who, by the way, will celebrate his 31st birthday in 3 days time, seeking his third All-Ireland medal today finds some latitude and puts it over the bar"
cerebus
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04-Sep-2011 12:49
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Originally posted by c:
Ger Canning watch
He`s no Mícheál Ó hEithir. but we`re stuck with him.
Hotel Clerk: Do you have seventeen dollars and a good watch?
Del: No I don`t. I have uh... two dollars... and a Casio.
Hotel Clerk: I`m going to have to say goodnight, so...
dodgy-keeper
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04-Sep-2011 13:10
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A player will score a point from a narrow but far from miraculous angle and he`ll roar "he managed to put that over from an IMPOSSIBLE ANGLE!!"
And his favourite - "Michael Cahill/David Herity/AN OTHER moves forward to score his first ever point in championship hurling!!!"
dodgy-keeper
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04-Sep-2011 15:29
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Duignan seems a bit hoarse and under the weather today.
dodgy-keeper
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04-Sep-2011 15:56
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Canning - "if he was a player he`d have to change his jersey"
Duignan - "and leave the field of play"
Incisive analysis as ever.
irishmagic
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04-Sep-2011 16:23
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had to suffer 10mins of marty in the car. Its king henry this and that. All we need is the star
faldo
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04-Sep-2011 16:47
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Originally posted by irishmagic:
had to suffer 10mins of marty in the car. Its king henry this and that. All we need is the star
bumps a daisy
Boyo
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04-Sep-2011 16:52
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Originally posted by dodgy-keeper:
Canning - "if he was a player he`d have to change his jersey"
Duignan - "and leave the field of play"
Incisive analysis as ever.
"tipperary are saying lets have a go!"
jack daw
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04-Sep-2011 16:56
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`theres been a wonderful intensity to this final!`...Sweet divine Jesus, youre not broadcasting to a bunch of trinuty academics, ffs!
Jester-WX
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04-Sep-2011 17:12
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What about Brian Hogan at least twice when he meant Brian Cody. And Tipp stopped the `drive for five` 12 years ago.
plannerscanner
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04-Sep-2011 18:40
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Originally posted by Jester-WX:
What about Brian Hogan at least twice when he meant Brian Cody. And Tipp stopped the `drive for five` 12 years ago.
It`s the `huge one in there` for every longish strike that gets on my wick. Does he not know that the modern hurler can drive the ball 100+ yards at ease
camann
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04-Sep-2011 18:47
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I thought he did very well today.
hitlerswilly
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04-Sep-2011 18:57
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"And Shefflin passes it to...to.....eh....a colleague".
jack daw
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04-Sep-2011 19:45
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Originally posted by camann:
I thought he did very well today.
yeah I thought shefflin did quite well today as well..
Minder
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04-Sep-2011 19:50
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Someones "reservoir of confidence" wasn`t as high.........
A lot of "huge ones".
rebus2008
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04-Sep-2011 22:03
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Canning really is bloody disaster. Speaks complete tripe far too often.
Watching Sunday game...example after example....
Kilkenny goal no.1 in 35th minute by Michael fennelly.
In 54th minute (all of 19minutes of play later )
he says " Michael fennellys goal still remembered fondly by Kilkenny fans".
All of 19minutes later and fair play on their memories.
Gob\\e and a disservice to national games to give him a mic.
cowpat
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05-Sep-2011 00:39
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lads not to hijack the thread, but did any of ye hear the fella roaring into the studio during the analysis today, after the tropy presentation. Anyone know what he said?
Duke of Wellington
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05-Sep-2011 00:56
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Originally posted by cowpat:
lads not to hijack the thread, but did any of ye hear the fella roaring into the studio during the analysis today, after the tropy presentation. Anyone know what he said?
Just watchin the Sky+ he said `go on the cats, yee-haaawww`. Sheedy looked a bit shocked.
cowpat
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05-Sep-2011 00:57
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haha, gas. I was kind of half watching it,but missed what he said...
rebus2008
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05-Sep-2011 09:48
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Originally posted by cowpat:
haha, gas. I was kind of half watching it,but missed what he said...
Something along the lines of "up the cats".
Fair play to lester and co. Took it in their stride.
Guy could have said anything. For all the CP security, u`d think they`d have one on the door.
Unless it was induce job -
Maybe it was one of the tv3 boys next door.
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05-Sep-2011 12:25
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I missed Mícheál Ó Sé from the minor match. Sorry Sean Og, you`re just not the same.
c
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05-Sep-2011 18:37
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Originally posted by Squirrel Farrell:
My money is on him saying `a speculative effort`, `an enterprising ball` or `passion, guile and no little skill`.
Close - "Colin Fennelly has pace, guile and subtlety"
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