I thought it was very strange myself she interviewed them after a few pints.
Nothing shocking about that lad it a common enough occurrence.
They didnât strike me as drunk in that interview at all
Like youâd hate to see a knee jerk reaction but it must be nearly time to cancel the GGA completely
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I watched the 2013 All Ireland Final there. Could have been me but for the grace of God.
Cunt in the green t-shirt wasnât so hard by the end of it.
No offence to the Aisling fans here but I find her a terrible reporter who is highly dependent on clichĂŠs.
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This is a Valerie Wheeler forum.
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And she has a forehead like a drive-in
They are far from drunk but definitely have a few pints in them.
Apparently some youngfella with a hammer hit Rico Kelly (the guy on the left in the Aisling interview) and they all ran after him and threw the digs.
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No comment
AOâR is there because young men enjoy, naturally enough, being interviewed by a pretty young woman. She seems pleasant and under no illusion about winning a Pulitzer Prize.
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Thatâs about the long and short of it
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Like that FAI fella from Galway, she seems to be able to get some of the players to loosen up a bit which is probably a good thing but after 8+ beverages that is not always a good thing.
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If thatâs true then fair game.
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Tis an awful stroke of bad luck though that of all the lads in Dublin yesterday they were the ones set upon by a fella with a hammer.
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Smack bang in the Dublin street violence epicentre too.
They wouldnât be what i thought would be prime targets for scrotes with hammers anyway but who knows. Big, strong physical specimens.
The interview is absolute harmless and interviewing GAA players pre-game outside Croke Park is commonplace. The DOD one when he was visibly drunk and actually in the middle of drinking was far dodgier.
Did you often get a clatter of a hammer when you were just minding your own business?
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