I was too cold to notice. I was doing interviews and had been on the road since 5am. One lass walked in really looking the part, smart and professional. My fellow interviewer asked her a question, and she got increasingly flustered before bursting into tears in short order. I spent the second half of the interview throwing her gentle underarm lobs to try and dig herself out, but I doubt it worked (we score separately and donāt discuss).
As an aside, the cricket ground in Hampshire looked absolutely lovely as we turbopropped over it in the early morning sun. I think the plane was an aer arann cast off.
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My day, as always, was brightened by the couple of troy mclures. Thereās always one or two who improve your humour no end.
That and a quite stunning lady at the end.
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Did the stunner get the job?
Iād imagine she did.
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Whatās a Troy mclure
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I interviewed a bird this evening and she couldnāt stop talking about her maternity leaves and kids. Didnāt have to do a John Halligan on it.
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Iād say you imagined it too you dirty dog.
Did you ask her to go to North Korea?
Man often becomes what he believes himself to be. If I keep on saying to myself that I cannot do a certain thing, it is possible that I may end by really becoming incapable of doing it. On the contrary, if I have the belief that I can do it, I shall surely acquire the capacity to do it even if I may not have it at the beginning.
Where are we all meeting up tomorrow guys? Iāll surely meet @dodgy_keeper in the usual spot. Itās a little playoff tradition of ours.
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You sly divil, how did you get her talking on that track?
51 obviously. Before and after.
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Get up to Dublin early, mate. Iām around for a couple of lunchtime pints.
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Just give 'em space to talk.
Johnny Giles sat at one side of Claire Byrne tonight and that horrid cunt Tony OāDonoghue at the other side, i wonder what they are on to disagree about?
Johnny saying the result in Denmark was a bad result and we should have been more positive and tried to get a goal. Also saying that itās a āmythā to be playing away from home.
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2 fuckin simpletons
Thereās a priest in the audience called Father Shorthall who theyāve cut to and heās saying āIreland have god on their sideā for tomorrow night. Seems a bit of a pointless segway to the priest in relation to the chat about tomorrowās match. He has also stated he is āorally gluedā to what Tony and Johnny are saying. 