The cunt is basically half cracked.Has he done a mental health piece yet?
If not,Iâd guarantee you it will contain the followingâŚ
1-Pints
2-Doctor Con/Cyril/Bob etc
3.Lahinch
4.Ger Loughnane
5.Tablets
6.Some priest
7.Girlfriend
And thatâs only the first paragraphđ
Heâs likeable in all fairness and good luck to him
I like Daly. I usenât though. Before his podcast, and with relatively less exposure, he came across as a clichĂŠd lunatic that RTE wheeled out for a laugh.
The nodding head, bulging eyes and theatrical changing of his voice, and even his accent depending on who heâs talking to, was hard to take seriously.
And then his whole outlook, no matter who he was talking to or about, had to be referenced to Clare and Loughnane. He could be interviewing someone and heâll interrupt with âI remember when we played ye in '93 below in Ballyshittyarse and Loughnane says to me, he saysâŚâ. Like a fella who went to Australia for the year and every conversation he has when he comes home is about Australia.
But heâs turned me. There is something genuine in him that you donât get from others in the GAA media. He loves the game and the people and he calls it as he sees it. Itâs like the whole shtick he has disarms his guests and they give him, and the listeners, more. Herrity and Ken McGrath recent examples.
Good player, great leader. Suited to his current role. Complete spoofer on the sideline. Thatâs Dalo.
Thatâs a good read.
I thought at the time that Clare were utterly blaggarded.
That match should never have been replayed, and if it was, it should have been restarted the next week with two minutes, or whatever was left on the clock, with a free to clare. Iirc, Clare had the ball and were going forward , three points up, when the whistle was blown.
Anyhow, he shows an admirable perspective.
Did a very solid job with an ageing Clare team taking them to All-Ireland semi-finals in 05â and 06â. Not to mention winning a Leinster and a National League with Dublin. Feel like heâd have been a good appointment for this current Clare group circa 2016.