Quotes from Oirish TV coverage of Euro 2008...
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Quotes from Oirish TV coverage of Euro 2008...
I can't claim to have put this together, it's an email doing the rounds in Dublin, but it is actual stuff said during RTE’s (Irish TV channel – like BBC in that we pay a TV license for the shit they show!) coverage of Euro 2008.
For our English, Welsh, Scots, Aussie etc etc buddies the cast of characters is;
Bill O’Herlihy is RTE’s version of Linaker. Jimmy Magee is a “commentatorâ€
For our English, Welsh, Scots, Aussie etc etc buddies the cast of characters is;
Bill O’Herlihy is RTE’s version of Linaker. Jimmy Magee is a “commentatorâ€
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classic! they do come across a bit crazy but I watch their analysis of the games all the time because they don't hold anything back
another classic was when the footage of the Germany-Turkey game when down due to storms Bill kept on saying that this has happened all over Europe and that no one has it. Dumphy turns round and says Bill you'd think you didn't want them to turn over to BBC i nearly fell of my chair hearing it
another classic was when the footage of the Germany-Turkey game when down due to storms Bill kept on saying that this has happened all over Europe and that no one has it. Dumphy turns round and says Bill you'd think you didn't want them to turn over to BBC i nearly fell of my chair hearing it
Lol....not quite as good as the aussie commentators for the F.A Cup final though.
C1: "And there's movement on the Cardiff bench....yes....I think that's Robbie Fowler about to come on."
C2:"....."
Me: "What!?!?!"
C2: "No I don't think that's Robbie Fowler, [Camera shot shifts to one of Fowler in the stands], in fact, there he is there, watching the match from the stands. "
I've paraphrased slightly of course.
C1: "And there's movement on the Cardiff bench....yes....I think that's Robbie Fowler about to come on."
C2:"....."
Me: "What!?!?!"
C2: "No I don't think that's Robbie Fowler, [Camera shot shifts to one of Fowler in the stands], in fact, there he is there, watching the match from the stands. "
I've paraphrased slightly of course.
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No no no. "Oirish" started on here as a play on the stage Irish accent. You know that "Ah Beegorrah, top o' da morning to ya!" shite? So it's just a piss take.rodders999 wrote:By the way why did you write Irish as Oirish as if you were Ross O Carroll Kelly???
I'm Northside Dublin, so I'm not too fond of the homo-erotic towel flickers (rugby heads) from D4 and their southside bum chums... :awnker:
As we say in Dublin; the lads that can't play football play Gaelic, the lads that can't play Gaelic play tennis and the lads that can't play tennis play rugby...