Yeah you can expect pints/ horses/dags/pubs & betting to pop up at some stage but you just gotta bear with it.
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Hard to work the holistic approach into those tangents
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Agreed Derek a bit too cerebral for the lads
I know who Iād rather sit down for a pint with
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Swallowing a dictionary is not cerebral.
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Derek will never use a small commonly used word when a big rarely used one will do . He is made for a half decent impersonator to lampoon
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Iād say the facade would drop with McGrath after about 3 pints and heād be back to sounding like John Mullane.
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No contest!
Is he married to a sister of John Mullaneās?
Yes.
The Brendan Rogers of hurling
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Just having a listen now. Derek McGrath saying no point playing a sweeper when leaving the oppositionās best player free. I recall that happening vs Tipp in a couple of Munster finals while he was Waterford manager
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Good auld banter. Watch out for Landersā horse at Down Royal this week.
Ken Hogan is a gent.
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He meant they should have played 3 sweepers instead
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A really good guy.
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Itās a great podcast. Ken Hogan and Eamonn O Shea are the soundest Tipp hurling men youād ever listen to, real outliers. Must be the Galway connection
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The damien Richardson of hurlingā¦loved using big fancy words did Ricoā¦
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Teege is a great man for the yarns on the weekly Dalo podcast had a gem today about lads grumbling about the brother Donie still lining out for the Bouncers, anyway after one match as they were coming off the bould Donie roars ātoo old, too slow and 2-4ā
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