was MMcG back in that cowshed in South Armagh..?

Silvio.Dante

I've always kind of admired Martin's coolness under pressure. He obviously has had to be a tough cookie in the to and fro of six county politics/armed struggle etc.

But the look of base bloodlust in his eyes when going for SG was an eye opener for me anyway.

He was lost in the thrill of the hunt. He felt he knew he had Sean cornered and was going to enjoy the kill.

It's a side of MMG I've never seen and quite frankly it was distasteful to say the least...

I say this as someone who gave SF a very high preference in the last GE...

Snakeblood

Silvio.Dante wrote: »

I've always kind of admired Martin's coolness under pressure. He obviously has had to be a tough cookie in the to and fro of six county politics/armed struggle etc.

But the look of base bloodlust in his eyes when going for SG was an eye opener for me anyway.

He was lost in the thrill of the hunt. He felt he knew he had Sean cornered and was going to enjoy the kill.

It's a side of MMG I've never seen and quite frankly it was distasteful to say the least...

I say this as someone who gave SF a very high preference in the last GE...

Uh, as long as he's not holding a gun at the time, and is doing it in debate, that's exactly the sort of thing I want from politicians. Exposing lies and corruption.

I say this as someone who hates SF with white hot heat of a thousand suns.

Funfair

Silvio.Dante wrote: »

"He was lost in the thrill of the hunt. He felt he knew he had Sean cornered and was going to enjoy the kill".

Excellent way with words Silvio I liked the above line ^

mickey mac

Silvio.Dante wrote: »

But the look of base bloodlust in his eyes when going for SG was an eye opener for me anyway.

He was lost in the thrill of the hunt. He felt he knew he had Sean cornered and was going to enjoy the kill.

Relax! It's OK to kill muppets, they're only cuddly toys after all!!

dav3

Silvio.Dante wrote: »

I've always kind of admired Martin's coolness under pressure. He obviously has had to be a tough cookie in the to and fro of six county politics/armed struggle etc.

But the look of base bloodlust in his eyes when going for SG was an eye opener for me anyway.

He was lost in the thrill of the hunt. He felt he knew he had Sean cornered and was going to enjoy the kill.

It's a side of MMG I've never seen and quite frankly it was distasteful to say the least...

I say this as someone who gave SF a very high preference in the last GE...

Haha how many different forums have you posted this on today? What exactly are you hoping for here? Oh, you forgot the frothing at the mouth bit...or are you going to put that in later?

Silvio.Dante

Funfair wrote: »

Excellent way with words Silvio I liked the above line ^

Aww shucks...:)

Silvio.Dante

dav3 wrote: »

Haha how many different forums have you posted this on today? What exactly are you hoping for here? Oh, you forgot the frothing at the mouth bit...or are you going to put that in later?

I meant to post this earlier here...:o

I can do frothing but not yet...:p

Lemlin

You have to admire any man who can have the sheer audacity to sit through hundreds of interviews and tell countless people that he left the IRA in 1974 when the entire nation knows he was in fact one of its leaders.

What's more amazing is that people are actually neglecting the fact so it's working. It's a wonderful example to the children of this country - next time you're caught nicking that bag of sweets, just deny, deny, deny.

fishy fishy

it was class TV, made all the more better by the way MMG was looking at the bumbling wet mouthed Sean Gallagher. Brilliant. :D

jonniebgood1

He should have got his facts right before starting.