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Niall Quinn on Newstalk today.
batter burger
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21-Apr-2012 23:10
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Goog show this afternoon with Packie Bonnar, Quinner and a few others. Mick Byrne got very emotional talking about the respect he has for Quinn, told us that Quinn was looking after the Irish down and outs that were in London in the late 80s, great bloke, did Roy Keane once refer to him as Mother Theresa? I had never heard about this before but it only adds to my respect for him. He also said he was a virgin till he was 21 because of the mullet, only joshing surely but he's done fairly well for himself in that respect also, some bird that Gillian, someone throw up a recent photo!
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21-Apr-2012 23:32
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Bressie
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07-May-2012 10:23
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Did Quinn say who he lost his virginity to?
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07-May-2012 11:01
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Originally posted by Bressie:
Did Quinn say who he lost his virginity to?
Not in the habit, thank god!
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07-May-2012 11:33
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Does Quinn ever shut up. He was meant to be co-commentator on that Newcastle v Man City match yesterday and he never stopped jabbering from start to finish.
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07-May-2012 12:22
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I have to say I like Quinn as he comes across as a very genuine person willing to accept any opinion and hold no grudge. Didn't hear the show but had I know Quinn was on would probably have tuned in for a while.
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07-May-2012 12:51
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I assume this was before he was married?
The Flamin
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07-May-2012 14:51
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he is also seemingly player/ manager of eadestown b team in kildare! met him a few weeks back in mcdaids, shockin sound.
his daughter walked in and suddenly the lads seemed to lose interest in him!
ian o b
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07-May-2012 15:18
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Will this do you Batter?
Limk73
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07-May-2012 17:23
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Keep him off Sky Sports if MCFC are playing....
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07-May-2012 17:50
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Originally posted by Limk73:
Keep him off Sky Sports if MCFC are playing....
He was happy to play the "Mr Sunderland" card for a few years until he was sacked there. Then goes back to becoming a cheerleader for city...
An Early Bath
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07-May-2012 19:32
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Originally posted by dodgy-keeper:
He was happy to play the "Mr Sunderland" card for a few years until he was sacked there. Then goes back to becoming a cheerleader for city...
As a former City and Sunderland player, I'm sure he has an affinity to both clubs.
johnny cash
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07-May-2012 21:37
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aye read somewhere a few weeks ago he had taken over as manager of a junior GAA team in kildare. i doubt he still plays???
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07-May-2012 22:28
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He was a very spectacular minor hurler.
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07-May-2012 22:29
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Originally posted by BuzzFledderjohn:
He was a very spectacular minor hurler.
He scored an unbelievable point from an overhead pull from about 50 yards in the all ireland minor final in 83.It was named as one of TG4 top 50 points
Next Ball
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07-May-2012 22:36
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Originally posted by dodgy-keeper:
He was happy to play the "Mr Sunderland" card for a few years until he was sacked there. Then goes back to becoming a cheerleader for city...
He wasn't sacked, he stepped down.
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