The Late Late Show 08/04/11

calex71

College lads will be out of a job this summer with all these 'auld lads taking up the coaching of the summer camps for the few bob

johnn

The Late Late is why I love Ireland, you couldn't get away with this crap any where else on prime time TV.

jimmynokia

Mkb1441 wrote: »

Doesn't Tubs look very watery-eyed or something

HE FINALLY SHOT HIS LOAD having great difficulty with the tweezers

Lady Chatterton

Koloman wrote: »

Eamon Dunphy? Is that you?

no, it's George Hook!

SuperInfinity

I almost don't want to see the final act of the Late Late Circus.

xi

SkidMark wrote: »

This kind of performance would be more at home on 'Live at Three'

Bring back 'Live at Three' for the really old people.

More like "Going Strong"

Spudmonkey

sideswipe wrote: »

It does add up, these guys (unfortunately) play in a sport that is watched by a tiny audience and generates very little money (from a worldwide perspective) Rooney plays in a multi billion pound industry an gets paid according to the revenue and interest generated worldwide, sad but true.

Not to derail the thread or anything, but United are in debt to the tune of almost 600mn and yet pay Rooney who is neither professional nor a good role model an over inflated an unsustainable wage. Meanwhile these lads who provide entertainment week in week out for nothing more than the love of the game get nothing at all.

It doesn't have to add up for it to make no sense.

Atlantic Dawn

They should hold back Charles Bird's Antarctic program until they have RTÉ HD up and running.

sideswipe

WTF does Deise mean.

Deise is German for arse.

amdublin

Oh jesus Christ could it popssibly get any worse :eek:

Seriously the producers/research team need a kick up their @rse on Monday.

Shocking!!!!!

SeaFields

More of the RTE junkets advertised there. They sent Charlie Bird to the Antartic. I wonder how much that hour long program cost?! :rolleyes:

Badgermonkey

IamtheWalrus wrote: »

Oh dear.. This old biddy lives near me at home. Used to go to school with her son. Her garden is a mess.

Hoping to Christ that's not a euphemism.

Lady Chatterton

xi wrote: »

More like "Going Strong"

Do ye remember Monica O'Dwyer singing for the old folks on a Monday?

Duckworth_Luas

SuperInfinity wrote: »

I almost don't want to see the final act of the Late Late Circus.

Someone said it's Willie Big Bang O'Dea in a unitard.

amdublin

Badgermonkey wrote: »

Hoping to Christ that's not a euphemism.

Hope your username isn't a euphemism

Chris P. Bacon

johnn wrote: »

How is playing the sport holding any of them back getting a Job, any more so than any person in the country. Why are GAA players suddenly "victims"?

Nobody said they were "victims",for gods sake there the same as me and you, but they play a sport that any Irish man should be proud to play,and they are talented at it so fairplay to them,if all the DJ Carey's and John Mullanes left Ireland, hurling would be boring to watch.

Greentopia

Steyr wrote: »

WTF does Deise mean.

Waterford

SuperInfinity

Spudmonkey wrote: »

Not to derail the thread or anything, but United are in debt to the tune of almost 600mn and yet pay Rooney who is neither professional nor a good role model an over inflated an unsustainable wage. Meanwhile these lads who provide entertainment week in week out for nothing more than the love of the game get nothing at all.

It doesn't have to add up for it to make no sense.

We don't care. It's nothing to do with us. There are people up and down the country with issues about how they're being treated money-wise.

People get screwed. It's not like they thought they were going to be paid when going into the GAA.

Mkb1441

SeaFields wrote: »

More of the RTE junkets advertised there. They sent Charlie Bird to the Antartic. I wonder how much that hour long program cost?! :rolleyes:

CHARLIE BIRD HERE

He is not human... O_O

Skid

xi wrote: »

More like "Going Strong"

Respect for your memory.

Another Bunny Carr programme, anyone remember the night we stopped watching the LLS and talked about Quicksilver and Going For Gold for ages?

good times.

Chris P. Bacon

Steyr wrote: »

WTF does Deise mean.

De should of wan

Badgermonkey

amdublin wrote: »

Hope your username isn't a euphemism

Think Rogermonkey would be worse.

Koloman

MrsD007 wrote: »

Do ye remember Monica O'Dwyer singing for the old folks on a Monday?

Singing beside a piano and doing requests. That's what I call entertainment!

xi

MrsD007 wrote: »

Do ye remember Monica O'Dwyer singing for the old folks on a Monday?

I try not to

Greentopia

sideswipe wrote: »

Deise is German for arse.

Withdraw! :mad:

JonathanAnon

Chris P. Bacon wrote: »

...,if all the DJ Carey's and John Mullanes left Ireland, hurling would be boring to watch.

He's bankrupt as well... Maybe GAA and business dont mix

Atlantic Dawn

What's the bets this lad gets a prime time slot on RTÉ2.

jimmynokia

MrsD007 wrote: »

Tonight's show reminds me of the crap eldery people in nursing homes have to watch every afternoon.

you took the words out of my mouth

Craebear

Oh dear sweet feck, kill me now.

Lady Chatterton

SkidMark wrote: »

Respect for your memory.

Another Bunny Carr programme, anyone remember the night we stopped watching the LLS and talked about Quicksilver and Going For Gold for ages?

good times.

When was Quick Silver on telly? I don't remember it at all.

xi

What a knob

Diddler1977

Chris P. Bacon wrote: »

Nobody said they were "victims",for gods sake there the same as me and you, but they play a sport that any Irish man should be proud to play,and they are talented at it so fairplay to them,if all the DJ Carey's and John Mullanes left Ireland, hurling would be boring to watch.

So what are they looking for?

Are they now looking to be paid by the GAA, so they will stay in the country?

SuperInfinity

omg.... this is actually.... horrific.

:eek:

Christ...

Mkb1441

Hey, isn't this FaceBook thing he is doing a bit of a copy of the historic facebook thing you see on YL,YL? If ya knowwhaddamean

Spudmonkey

SuperInfinity wrote: »

We don't care. It's nothing to do with us. There are people up and down the country with issues about how they're being treated money-wise.

People get screwed. It's not like they thought they were going to be paid when going into the GAA.

Your opinion.

Chris P. Bacon

JonathanAnon wrote: »

He's bankrupt as well... Maybe GAA and business dont mix

I wouldnt be to well up on the Kilkenny hurling,just said him because he was a great hurler.

murrayp4

Is he a comedian?

SeaFields

Oh sweet jesus. Lead balloon!

ShagNastii

This is bombing hard.

baldbear

This is sh*ite. Facebook humour was a bad idea.

Mkb1441

What a bollox

amdublin

He's just okay

xi

SeaFields wrote: »

Oh sweet jesus. Lead balloon!

Just give him one day at a time.

Lady Chatterton

Koloman wrote: »

Singing beside a piano and doing requests. That's what I call entertainment!

My granda used to send my granny out to the shop so he could enjoy Monica's performances in peace.

previous user

Wow this guy's telling us where we all went wrong, he must
be a prophet or something!

murrayp4

This is embarrassing

calex71

Doubt many of the old dears watching at home and sitting up waiting to see if DLB will call them have the slightest clue what this plank is talking about

SeaFields

xi wrote: »

Just give him one day at a time.

It feels like an eternity already.

Atlantic Dawn

How the fcuk do we get this ****e on prime time friday nights, we should have a dog interviewing animals from the zoo, complete muppets tonight hosted by a muppet.

macjohn

Ah at last - Lar Corbett was doing loads of talking cause he wanted to push his new pub, fair enough but a standard man on the dole wouldnot hav got the businessman he mentioned to back him. IE being a gaa player has helped him.
I do wish him the best with new venture (or anyone that trys a new venture) - but would have done more so if he had not tried to suggest earlier that gaa players should get extra breaks