April 18, 2025 • 56 mins
Please Subscribe - Rate - Share - Comment
Tickets to Tom's Tour:http://www.tomomahony.com/gigs/
Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/banana-and-bear-s-rugby-pod--5107888/support.
Tickets to Tom's Tour:http://www.tomomahony.com/gigs/
Become a supporter of this podcast: https://www.spreaker.com/podcast/banana-and-bear-s-rugby-pod--5107888/support.
Mark as Played
Transcript
Episode Transcript
Available transcripts are automatically generated. Complete accuracy is not guaranteed.
Speaker 1 (00:00):
It's the Bananas Rugby Pod.
Speaker 2 (00:06):
Are we human or are weillister? Welcome to the podcast.
Everybody then and the Bear's Rugby Podcast joined to be
a course as as ever is Ana across the Water.
But this week she is Ami Lee Murphy crowcast again.
(00:26):
Jesus Christ, when you see it written out, that is
some name?
Speaker 1 (00:28):
Is that well? I hadn't heard it until a Monster
fan said it to me in Bordeaux last week. We
were talking about the match and he said, but oh yeah,
sure Emily Murphy Crow cast again, like it just rolled
off his tongue. I was like, Jesus, he is well
up on his his stuff. So yeah, she's got to
try again. First woman in six years for Starry from
(00:51):
six years to score a try against English.
Speaker 2 (00:54):
Class and Clam William's own from Tipperary Town. My dad,
I know you don't care about that, but you're look good.
Speaker 1 (01:02):
No, of course I do, of course I do.
Speaker 2 (01:04):
I know, but you prefer she was a mellow woman.
But I'm just saying to sure the love and.
Speaker 1 (01:12):
She. I met people from Clan William at the game
as well, so.
Speaker 2 (01:17):
Cool. Yeah, I believe there's a shot of him coming
to my show into prairie town. It's quite excited to
see some old heads that I haven't seen in a
long time. But yeah, we may as well rip the
banded off. The dust will have settled and people will
be kind of just going, all right, let's just play
the bulls. We may have ripped the banded up and
well the more do you know what win loser draw.
(01:39):
It's always good crack to hear about what part of
friends you found yourself in. So of course you got
the train over to the dicks and yeah you were
walking around. You're the new mc galway, Michelle Galway, but
it sounds of things, are you?
Speaker 1 (01:54):
I actually met Golli this weekend, would you believe stop
like a number of times he kind of took Donical
Callahan's place this weekend because I bumped into him a
good few times. It was actually crazy. I don't know
if I if I said this last week, but when
I kind of put two into together, I couldn't believe
that the next round that monster playing in after Larachelle
(02:17):
was in Borda like the next closest finking cup town
to me, I just couldn't get over it. I was
like Jesus, like could have been anywhere in Europe or
anywhere you know, and you have a small handful of
number of places.
Speaker 2 (02:29):
Even a prick for place to get to in France
would have been a bit of a pain. But like Bordeaux,
which you've been, you go to loads, you've been their loads.
Speaker 1 (02:37):
Yeah, exactly. I couldn't believe it. So I must say,
after the mental mentalness of Larachelle, going down to Bordeaux
was really nice because it was kind of a small
or more intimate crowd, because Jesus, you couldn't even though
it was a bigger, higher stakes like people couldn't make
(03:00):
get back. But I swear to God, most of this
of the people I spoke to had been in Narrochelle
the weekend before. Most of the fans.
Speaker 2 (03:08):
How class is that? Where is self employed? People are
retired or what like? Or did they did they head
home and head back out again?
Speaker 1 (03:15):
They did? Most of them did, very very few of
them stayed. Like I met students that had like one
fellow that had booked both flights when he kind of
worked out that it could potentially be LaRochelle and then Bordeaux,
he booked the two sets of flights for the two
weekends back in January when he saw the draw.
Speaker 2 (03:33):
Oh how happy was he? Like when he when not
just you know, from months to win the last weekend,
but like literally, yeah, you're you rolled the dice as
a student too. You wouldn't have a lot of money
like going off, yes.
Speaker 1 (03:47):
Exactly because he was doing his Erasmus somewhere and yeah,
but people were in such great form and then that
meant that everyone was kind of focused in the one
or two pubs. So I we spent uh, spent most
of my time in the Connamara just chatting to people,
Like loads of people who had been to Laerschelle were like, oh,
(04:08):
thanks for the guide and La La lad. One fellow
I met was like, come here. He was like, I was.
I was afraid to say hello too earlier, but I'm
gonna say hello to you now. And I must tell
you what happened with the oysters. He was like, I
was mad to try an oyster after watching your video.
So it was the Sunday morning him and his friend
went and he tried to order two oysters and she
(04:28):
came out with two plates.
Speaker 2 (04:30):
Of course, two oysters like con sausage rolls.
Speaker 1 (04:36):
Two plays. The oysters he had won, the friend had
one and they dumped the rest in the bin, so
Owen and I can't remember his friend's name there now,
but they were blaming me. But they were in great form.
Speaker 2 (04:52):
It was.
Speaker 1 (04:53):
It was so nice just to ah, like I remember
going on about like, ah, the Leinster fans are great crack,
so something about a Monster crowd, especially obviously being from Monster,
and it just was so lovely to chat to people.
And as well, like the tickets that I bought from
someone who was trying to get rid of them, they
(05:16):
were bang in the middle of the Monster crowd. So
I was going to buy tickets online because it wasn't
exactly a sellout. There was still some tickets online, but
it ended up going back to your man and being like, look,
I'll just I'll buy yours to save you trying to
sell them and bang in the middle of the Monster crowd,
right up the front. It was serious crack. Did you
see the video of the Monster fans having none of
(05:38):
the Mexican Waves.
Speaker 2 (05:39):
Oh, it was the best thing like that. They they
watch the call the day the commentary started going out.
Here we go to the Mexican Wave and it was
going around and I don't know was it was it
Berner Jackman. I can't remember I was. I turned it
down every so often, but I would say it was
Berner Jackman. It came around because and the Monster allowed
(06:00):
to have none of this, and it just died. But
then I saw people posting the videos from inside the
Monster the Monster group like, and they going, you would
have to start to kid going, great shower of fuckers.
Speaker 1 (06:15):
It was so funny because honestly, it was the most
well organized Mexican wave I've ever seen in my life,
because it came out of nowhere like and was fully effective.
So this is obviously something that portal fans are very
used to and are able to organize at the drop
of a hat, because even in LaRochelle now, it takes
five or six goals from a bunch of school kids,
(06:38):
five or six goals at least from a bunch of
school kids to get it going. This literally I looked
to the right and it was off, like it literally
just started. There was no kerfuffle beforehand. It was just
going and everybody was taking part. But it was happening
in the middle of kind of an exciting play for Monster,
Like literally everyone's eyes were on the game and I
(06:59):
could see it coming and I was like, where'd that
Mexican wave go? Like, because I was watching the game,
I was like, that just fucking disappeared. And when I
saw the video of like literally the most well organized
Mexican may have ever seen, it just hits the monster
crowd and no one gives a fuck. Actually that that
video that went viral, Actually that's Golla sitting up the back,
(07:19):
and he was one of them that was just like
absolutely none of it. It was so it was so funny.
But like the banter between that monster section of the
crowd and the Bordeaux players was very.
Speaker 2 (07:35):
Seem to give tamorophon ship as well, like and even
he was going all right, like he was, you know,
throwing up of the year like a Cogain kind of
a thing, like yeah, yeah, yeah, it was. It was beautiful.
Somebody give me the old wanker sign and every steady on.
Speaker 1 (07:49):
Well farry Now, this is the thing, right, we're in France.
They're much better at giving banter and shit back and
forth without it getting personal. Irish are not good at that.
Irish people can't not take something personally, do you know
what It reminded me of the banter above and tour.
(08:12):
Do you remember when I gave the middle finger to
your man? Yes? And the whole state said, like, I
enjoyed that so much. It actually made it so funny.
And it's not something that you could get away with
in Ireland, Like if you give it the middle finger
to someone, they fucking they'd have your tire slash by
the time you were driving. Nobody not I mean France,
(08:33):
they're very good at it. You'd hear it in the
crowd the Top fourteen games. They'd be slagging each other
about players that left and this and that, but it
never gets personal or angry. And the Monster fans I
literally felt like turning around and being like, would you
sit down for sake? Like one of them started shouting
out one of the players, remember when you got dropped,
Like Jesus, what the fuck are you talking about? Like
(08:56):
he's a fucking professional role player, Like sit down. And
there was a couple of other things that I was like, Jesus,
monster fans are so great. And then there just comes
a point. It was exactly the same in Larachelle. People
act in the bollocks. Now there's action in the ballocks
in a good way and there's acting the bollox in
a bad way, and it because Monsters were losing, it
started to unravel ever so slightly. But I think most
(09:20):
fans were like, look, if our lineout is going to
be the shite, we can't be given out about the referee,
like people abusing the referee and like, you know, a
couple of the decisions very hard to know when you're
sitting in the crowd, but like, we're very hard for
the referee. Maybe he made some mistakes, maybe not how
many fucking mistakes a monster make with our lineout? Like literally,
(09:41):
you cannot live your life without making mistakes like this
is just one of those. So whether he made them
or not, I don't know, but the abuse that the
referee was actually scandalous. I wanted to be like, well,
you can sit down and shut up. We were never
going to win this match with a line out.
Speaker 2 (09:55):
Like this, Do you know what it's I yeah. I
would even find myself going quieter and more into myself
watching that, because the realization is that you're going, oh,
that's the outcome of this match will have nothing bit
to do with that. Man, Just pipe down, pipe down,
because we have shot off both our feet like, we
don't stand a chance with what we're doing in the
(10:17):
lineup right now. It was just like picking fucking daisies
for them. And even when they got they didn't even
challenge us. We're firing it over the top where we're
getting our jumps all wrong. It was the most bizarre thing.
And I always say it in a fighting context, you
never want to leave it up to the ref or
the judges. You have to finish that game out yourself.
(10:38):
I can do your things right now if it comes
down to you know it, very rarely does it actually
come down to a referee in decision that a match
gets lost, but you know it did last week for yeah,
it did last week for yes, referee.
Speaker 1 (10:54):
To thank the weekend before because like I think it's
pretty clear that if that had been any other minute
in the match, maybe it would have been a penalty.
They were just given and play on. So like, you
can't it can't always go your way if there's a
hairline decision. How could half of the fans think you
were right and half of the fans.
Speaker 2 (11:12):
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, you know it was I did.
I liked it the way he there was there was
there was very little Kafufful with the tamapoona where he
dropped the head and and John Clyde did try to
tackle him correctly and he went not to rugby instead,
come on and we go. Now. The only thing is
I mean if a fellow does go down with his
(11:32):
head and he's you know, he's claiming for his head.
And I remember this being said about Johnny Sexton before.
If you're holding your head you have to go off
for a hi, do you know what I mean?
Speaker 1 (11:43):
Might eliminate that then as well.
Speaker 2 (11:45):
The five thirty seconds later he's out in the backfield
by himself, giving it the whole cogan up to the
year to the monster crowd like you go, you ballots.
It was very funny, big chubby ear on him, like
just going what I can't hear you.
Speaker 1 (12:01):
Holding his hand up to his to his tree, his broccoli.
Speaker 2 (12:06):
Tree, broccoli tree.
Speaker 1 (12:09):
What do you call it a stem? Stem of broccoli?
What do you call it a.
Speaker 2 (12:12):
Florette flaurette of broccoli? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, the hand
up to the florette. No, literally, I can't hear you
through this mass of ship that has become my ear,
this chewed bubble gum that stuck in the side of
my head. That is my ear. I can't hear you.
Please please come and write it down for me.
Speaker 1 (12:33):
I know him from Babas years ago, and he I
sent him the video of you know people, the people
abusing him. I said to him. I was like, I
hope you saw me in the front rows giving you
the middle finger, and then he commented underneath its saying,
glad to know your man is right handed. Anyway, the
fellow was given away. It was.
Speaker 2 (12:55):
But that's a great response, not that it makes any
difference one handy man. Yeah, quick from you from your
eagle I position. We've seen it. But Monster seemed good
in spots. But there's no getting go forward anything. If
your line out is so shotgun, how did it stay
shotgun for an entire match and you're a forward?
Speaker 1 (13:18):
Ah, that's pure, I was saying to Alicia. So I
was there with my friend Alicia, who is a very
established second role, played second role for USA for years.
She's playing for board on now, And anytime there was
a penalty, even when months were winning penalties, I just
turned to relation. I'm like, sure, if I was a
(13:38):
board all forward, I'd be like, grand job, Grand job,
kick kick the touch, kick the touch awaited, like, so
it doesn't even matter if you fucking give away a
penalty because the confidence of reading, like if you're slow
and if you're being read, there's literally there's no way
you can change that within a match, however, the calls
are going, and then when there was a change and
(14:01):
it still didn't work out, like there are very few
options you can go to. But they were throwing to
Peter Maney every time anytime they won, I think Peter
Manny got the ball, So then you just started winning
Peter money. So oh it's so it's a it's a
hard place to be. I actually felt sorry for Monster
when they were coming up with the calls, like.
Speaker 2 (14:23):
They were rattled, weren't they Like it was just.
Speaker 1 (14:27):
Burn and Peter Manny kind of like discussing. Literally, I'd
say they were saying, what the fuck do we do now?
Speaker 2 (14:33):
The argument too that that RESI remember Rezzi brought it
up a couple of weeks ago, because now you can
throw it if you know, without contest, you can throw
it in any you can throw any angle, like why
not put it straight to the fucker's crumb half?
Speaker 1 (14:47):
So I literally was like, why aren't they doing that?
How come they never prepared this? If you've got a
line out that's not really Like even even the callers,
like if I was panicking that much, thinking like I
don't have call, I would say to the hooker running
at the ball and throw behind the line. To me,
I literally was like, what, why don't Why isn't this happening?
(15:09):
Because that is that is the rule?
Speaker 2 (15:11):
Like they they and they here's the thing. They had
a sneaky one against Connacht. They did it twice. I
don't know if you noticed. The barn would get the ball,
dry it off and from underneath the towel, was it
Jeremy Lockman he hit twice and Jeremy Lockman made like
five ten meters each time. Just hit him while he's
(15:31):
drying it and everybody's kind of you know, arsenal Bount
looking forward, looking back where my step up? Where my
standing and he's drying it off nonchalantly, and then bang
from underneath the towel, the ball goes flying in hit
Jeremy Lockman, he makes five ten meters. You're on the
front foot whatever it takes to get on the front foot, like.
Speaker 1 (15:47):
I know, not even on the front forget front foot.
Speaker 2 (15:50):
Yeah, ball, yes, secure the fucking ball.
Speaker 1 (15:54):
But like, so I didn't see that connuct match. But like,
if they have that in the toolbox, why the fuck
didn't they use it? I couldn't figure out any difference.
Speaker 2 (16:04):
The only difference is Jeremy Lackman wasn't on. Now, don't
tell me you know that that. Joshuishley can't come up
with something like you know what I mean?
Speaker 1 (16:12):
But the lineup callers as well, unless that was something
kind of exclusively organized by them and they never shared
it with anyone, because that can happen as well. You
might go over to a player like, look, we'll try this,
and try not to run it by everyone, because then
everyone gets in a panic about it. So it obviously
wasn't in the callers toolbox because like Burn and the
many are fucking smart players. I couldn't figure it out.
(16:36):
I couldn't. I don't know. But at least, so whatever
happened in the sixty fifth minute, the border'll get a
try and at least she looks at the said, Jesus,
it's only sixty five minutes. I was, I can't believe
there's fifteen minutes left in this It felt like it was.
It felt like it was over. It felt like it
(16:56):
was getting very long, and it started to rain a
little bit, it was getting cold, and literally the last
fifteen minutes were so exciting. However, Monster managed to kind
of pull up their socks. Obviously Boredo will have relaxed
a little bit as well, but honestly, that's when you
can kind of ping someone. And until that last score
they were kind of in it like. It made for
a very exciting finish, Thank Fox, because it was. It
(17:19):
made it feel like it was worth it for the
Monster fans that came. I think like to know that
kind of monster were in until the end.
Speaker 2 (17:26):
There were three three four players that kind of that
need a shout out for taking moments by the scruff
of the neck. One was kind of Murray coming on.
The old Dog obviously had something to say when he
came on. Tom Farrell, Alex Neckville and Smith up in
the wing. All three took it upon themselves to go
(17:48):
I'm off. Tom Farrel did it twice and he made
savage meterage like there was and I remember thinking, I
remember seeing the two standing beside him, shut are gone.
There's biggest forwards. Get the fucking thing out to the
middle to them to all day long and just let
him bust, because we clearly weren't going going through with
our set pieces, you know what I mean, we weren't
(18:09):
gonna muscle him out of it. Whatever energy levels the
lads were at in the forwards, they weren't gonna muscle
the their forwards out of not with the legs of
that gonna absolute horse in the front row. Like, but
give it to those two monsters in the center and
let him bust all day long and see what happens.
Do you know, it's it's old school, just one one out,
let's just crash ball. And you saw when Farrell would
(18:30):
actually get his legs gone. He's a monster to take down.
And I I mean it seemed to me when they
took like Smith, what a find that lad is the
guts to just chip it through for himself, bounce up
and in over he goes like and I loved it.
The the you know he isn't there for he's you know,
he's he's playing for a contract because he's on loan,
(18:51):
but like you could see the hunger in him. He
dotted it down, rolled away from Ryan, got it ran
back gave it to you know, gave it to the crowdy,
kick it over the fuck man man man man man.
You know, there was it was very exciting the last fifteen.
I mean, our hearts were broken with what's his name,
b lb Are, But I mean, like, you know, he
(19:13):
was only waiting for that all day long to be
doing that kind of carry on like you know, I mean,
just that dancy stuff like. But it didn't seem we
played to our any kind of our strength at all.
It when when we did get line breaks, it seemed
to be ad hoc individual players going era, I'm I'm going,
I'm off, I'm off. I mean, it would have been
the maddest turnaround and as long as I can remember,
(19:36):
if they did, you know, push it and win it
in the end, it kind of wouldn't have been justified
because of how the lineup behaved and stuff like that.
But we didn't stand the chance going backwards. You know,
it's christ You're throwing it over and every time it
went over, You're like, could there at least be one
monster player not a bordeu and winning every time?
Speaker 1 (19:59):
But I was that anytime there was an overthrow, it
was always like I did feel like there was a
bit of fear in Monster, Like at one stage, like
Oli Eager made a big tackle out on the wing
and he's still on his feet and he just didn't
bother going for the ball.
Speaker 2 (20:19):
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, there seems to be too much
what do they call it, like too much respect nearly
been shown?
Speaker 3 (20:23):
Like rather Yeah, that might be a better way to
put it, actually, like there was too much, yeah, fear
because it wasn't laziness or fatigue, fatigue potentially, but I
just that's how I felt it was.
Speaker 1 (20:39):
It felt like a little bit of fear. And maybe
you've put it right there with too much respect. If
you're fucking dogged, if you're like I'm getting this fucking
ball back, you don't, you don't care, You're just you're
literally getting down over it, like on the ball, whether
it slows it down or you win it or whatever.
But I remember thinking, what's he doing, Like why they're
(20:59):
just yeah.
Speaker 2 (21:00):
They didn't Yeah, they didn't seem to be a deep
in your marrow belief that we are going through we're
winning this, do you know what I mean? Even they
showed the camera they at the at the halftime and
Bordeaux were up on their feet and they were sucking
arms around it. You know, they were monster were just
sitting around kind of looking days, sitting around rather than
just going you know, and it's fine for me to
(21:23):
sit here to say this, like I haven't had this.
It beaten out of me for forty minutes by Bordeaux.
But like you know, a couple of lads, it's their
last roll of the dice in the in the the
European Cup. You know, we don't have the name of the
would you expect them to be up and spit and
fucking fire gone, this is it? We fuck them, Let's
(21:44):
kill them, you know. And it that I wonder is
that if you know nearly I hate this phrase, but
they're all using it these days and it's like rarefied
air where they are at the time, Like do they
feel did they feel was there a touch of imposter
syndrome finding themselves? You know in Bordeaux against the top
seed team in the quarterfinal where they're like, Jesus Christ,
(22:06):
I don't know any right to be here like it
because you.
Speaker 1 (22:09):
Have There has to be an element of that when
you only beat the previous team by one point and
you fucking celebrate the hell out of it. Not celebrated
in terms of going on the pace or anything like that,
but in terms of elation, like almost relief. There's no
way that that doesn't take a toll on you. But
(22:33):
when you're prepared for the next game, like you literally
wake up next morning fucking hell to do all of
that again and more. You know, because they were so
happy with the winning Larchelle, there was no kind of
poker face about it. And I know we always got
about this and I also got this, like there was
no in in Larchelle. There was no fucking high five.
(22:54):
There you go, next job on the bus. It was like, yeah, yes, you.
Speaker 2 (23:00):
Know, and I'm encounter to that. And I hate the
saying this, but it is. It's got to be said.
The absolute shark eyes, the apex predator faces of the
Leinster lads and what they've done in the last two weeks,
kneeling teams into the sixties and fifties and you're they
they're just literally giving each other handshake. You're like, yeah,
(23:22):
that is that. There's no motion, like, there's no taking
your foot off that of that like to put sixty
odd and then fifty odd. The following week on teams
like that is. That's why when you watch those you know,
those grizzlies with their foot on their foot on a salmon,
you know, just shredd in the back of it. There's
no happiness in that grizzly. He's just eating dinner because
(23:44):
that's what that's what grizzlies do.
Speaker 1 (23:47):
It's actually terrible, like they actual shouldn't be allowed to
play with us anymore.
Speaker 2 (23:52):
That's stop, lads, fucking see.
Speaker 1 (23:54):
No, they're not allowed. It's not fair. It's like it's like,
you know, I don't know the rich kid coming out
to play with everyone but only has like rich toys
and no one else is allowed to play with us,
like you want you don't want to play with him anymore.
Speaker 2 (24:08):
Yeah, I mean, yeah, I hear you, and Jesus do
I hear you. But there's you're looking at and I
think you can. It'd be very easy to say, oh
you can hang it all around, you know Ardie Simon's
and all there is. I think or Barrett's, you know,
unbelievable ability. I think what I'm looking at when I
(24:29):
see where once well or Leinster's defense is unbelievable. Like
your man Tommy O'Brien where he's come out of He's
out there caught lads and hat for his tackles, horton people.
But Barrett. There's something about Barrett. You see him even
after a game, like he's not even happy. He's just
in that middle place. And I think it's he never
comes off ten, like or ever even off a nine.
(24:51):
Let's say he's never off nine. And that level of professionalism,
callous non emotional professionalism has to rub off and leads
who's like, you've done nothing until you have gold around
your neck, leads, you've done nothing. Who cares about, you know,
second place or third place? Nobody does.
Speaker 1 (25:09):
But didn't we agree earlier in the season that that
is actually why they brought Orlie Burton. It's not for
his ability. They didn't need his ability. They needed someone
with that mindset and they seeked out a player with
that mindset and brought him in like that's why he
is there, to give them the mindset to win. Well,
it seems to be fucking working. Someone is shanning off
(25:29):
the ball today is saying Northampton could beat Leinster.
Speaker 2 (25:32):
Yeah I saw that, yeah, yeah, yeah. He was like,
well why not? I mean, you know, the you know,
come on, come on, Northampton had this new kid running
around to the place Henry Pollock and high five in himself,
like like yeah, lead, the prem is not going to
match you know what's going on in Europe at the
minute with Leinster.
Speaker 1 (25:50):
Like I'm sorry, it's a little bit like it might
segue into a nice but uh, Ireland on their up
and how well Ireland they're playing and how good this
Irish team is, and then they get absolutely spanked by England.
You know, like there's no Northampton can have a bit
(26:12):
of something about them and like have an unbelievable player,
Like if a Wafer is one of the best players
in the world, she's still on a losing team. This
isn't like, you know, this isn't to speak down in
the Irish girls. I think they're doing a fucking amazing job.
This is to highlight how far ahead England there. You know,
that's that's a little bit like the Leinster kind of fiasco.
So let's see. You know, a lot of people did
(26:33):
think that Ireland might be able to upset and like,
to be honest, the halftime score, well we can get
into it. Maybe anything else to add on on the
Champions Cup now before we move on.
Speaker 2 (26:44):
I don't I don't. I mean, I think it's all
been said at this stage and I think we we
couldn't get to the bottom of why the line up
with malfunction, but it did and we possibly have come
to conclusion that Prole Munsters All Ireland Final was the
week before, I think, and people that kind of mooted it,
and I was going, please don't let it be, Please
let them be callous and dead eyed and predatorial when
(27:08):
it comes to this. But I and do you know
what putting look and standing back through the goal light
of day, I think board over there for the taken
because because as Anna always says, they're French and they
(27:28):
fair French stood up there for a period when Monster
actually put the ships up them. In the last fifteen minutes,
they went fags out, fags in fucking deck chairs out.
We have lew oh wait.
Speaker 1 (27:42):
What we said last week when we were like, if
you go out for a fag, you make sure you
lock the door while they're outside. Monster didn't lock the door,
or maybe did. They locked the front door and they
left the sliding door open and then sucking Billy and
someone one of the Monster fans calling him. She's like, oh,
we will never be able to control Billy Barry.
Speaker 2 (28:03):
I'd say, yeah, that's perfect, the Billy Barry kid. That's
him forever. I don't ever want to hear him said
as anything. He danced. Do you know what he did?
We were looking back in the way to see us
where were all in, and we were sliding. The patio
door closed, and the next thing, the Billy Barry kid
sidestepped and pirouetted through the door like a box. Sakes
(28:25):
like a fly. After and not after getting back in
around the place again, you're.
Speaker 1 (28:27):
Like, actually, he actually did even better know we did.
We went, we locked all the doors. Turn of holidays,
we came in, we sat down to watch the Late
lad Show and the Late Lay Show. Only the Billy
Barry did.
Speaker 2 (28:44):
We're ending the podcast forever. We will never beat your
analogy there right now, that that is the most nuanced,
and that that is Cohen Brothers level of nuance in
an analogy. People. I don't know if you know, but
that's some of the greatest podcasting you will ever here
in your fucking life. That's trumendous. That is Jesus, that
(29:05):
is us coming and stuff, amazing, amazing, very much.
Speaker 1 (29:10):
Praise, no praise. All these new listeners will be like
what the fuck? I actually sorry, I did say to
a new listener Gema, did I give her a shout out?
Because we were talking about the Monster fans and she
said she met a group of Monster friends at a
match in where was that a few years ago and
(29:32):
there were abusing Stuart Hogg and like, uh, saying something
about Stuart Hogg goes to Turkey, did a whole song
about it, and I was like, oh, we were laughing
about it. Then we were like she thought it was
like lousy.
Speaker 2 (29:47):
At the time, but then it turns out he's a creep.
Speaker 1 (29:51):
Yeah exactly. So she was like, so fuck up. And
then she said that like oh, like, but the Monster
fans were so nice, like one of them invited us
to a match in Onster that and I was like,
that is Irish people through and through. She was saying, oh,
but you forgot to give me his number. I was like,
that wasn't an accident. Irish people do that ship all
the time. Oh yeah, come and visit and then you
(30:11):
bring them up and be like ah, sorry, no, no, no,
you have the wrong number and everyone's like, oh, Irish
people are so lovely, but their phones never work. I
don't know why that is all the time inviting people
to the.
Speaker 2 (30:25):
Tle move on as we attempted it, we move on
to the the women's sixth Nations, switching over after I
tell you want to go with it. I started looking
for whiskey to put into my cup, but I did.
I headed down to do my gig and cork anyway,
and I thought I get it out of my assistant.
Turns out the owner of City Limits Comedy Club is
an insane rugby supporter, so we had to revisit the
(30:47):
whole thing. But in watching back, the women like deca
like they give a good account of themselves in all fairness,
as you said, like the chasm opened then as again,
but I loved I involved fairness. They weren't backing down
from them, you know, they weren't going to be rolled
(31:07):
over by them either.
Speaker 1 (31:10):
They were very fucking good like to have like. So uh,
the end of the Monster match clashed through the beginning
of the Irish matches. You were saying there, yeah, so
we were walking like I was kind of half watching
it on my phone walking out of the stadium, like
following the score being like, oh my god, So to
watch it back properly knowing the score, the amount of
(31:32):
times that England came close to Ireland's line and I
knew that it was still nil nil, and it was
I knew that Ireland were going to be the first
to score. I literally was like, how is Ireland stopping
England from going scoring here? Like that is incredible and
like again same kind of message of like they're fucking
gonna turn over a penalty or something and like straight
(31:53):
in high fives, like they're just it's just such in
such business mode, literally no messing around. And to have
scored first that is massive, and then to have been
five to seven at halftime and then kind of going
into the second half, you're like, oh, yeah, didn't just
(32:15):
breach got a try that was disallowed after thirty seconds
and you're like, oh, this is when the tide turns
here now, And it didn't. Like they kept going, kept going,
and like we discussed last week, it's all the last
twenty minutes when they started to rush away and all
we'd said last week was like, Ireland doesn't have to
win this, but if they can put the ships up
England at any stage of this match, Well, by god
(32:39):
they achieved that.
Speaker 2 (32:40):
And actually, of course, I mean other than you know,
from the point of the disallowed try that was absolutely
put it up and.
Speaker 1 (32:51):
Oh unreal. And then like so our previous winner of
Banana Bears Rubb Player of the Year, Eve Away for yeah,
I love her right because obviously she is like the inform,
unbelievable player in for this team. And she's kind of
you're talking there about those monster fans and like grabbing
(33:13):
it by the balls, Like she is the one who
has just grabbed it by the balls and just went
for it like in kind of blissfully ignorant of Ireland's
like inferiority syndrome.
Speaker 2 (33:23):
Yeah, she's like she was she was brought in from
its like she's got a an American level of can
do about her nearly, Like there's have you been affected
by the past, you know the history? How have you
gotten away with this? This is amazing? You were raised
in a cave or something. This is a.
Speaker 1 (33:40):
Class She's like, yeah, exactly, she.
Speaker 2 (33:43):
Was made in a lab. That's what it is. She
was made the lab.
Speaker 1 (33:47):
Yeah, out of waivers.
Speaker 2 (33:52):
Maybe this part is what might be one of the
best we've ever done.
Speaker 1 (33:59):
Anyway, what minegy was gonna be. You're saying she's American there,
which actually is a kind of a funny analogy for rugby.
But but actually that kind of works because Americans, you know,
they have like the World Championships where only American teams play.
Speaker 2 (34:13):
Yeah, oh yeah, the Super Bowl and the World the
World Series. When it comes to baseball, like nobody else
gets to go on.
Speaker 4 (34:20):
Yeah, that level of li well they called football football
only one fellow gives it a kick, that's true.
Speaker 1 (34:30):
But if we go back to ef A Wafer, I
couldn't I thought I couldn't love her anymore, right, and
I thought she was kind of just like, ah sure,
do you know? She does give very good interviews, and
she you know, I think the squad in general talks
a lot about their goals and their aims because I
think a lot of the girls will speak to the
media at the moment are very well versed, and not
(34:52):
not that they're being told what to say, but the
messages from clamp Clamp Camp are very clear. So she
always speaks very well, I find. But what she said
the other day, so the thing I sent to you,
I know, do you watch all of it, but in
the middle of it Meg Jones. So Meg Jones, is
that really fiery Welsh girl who plays in the center
(35:13):
for England an unbelievable curly haired woman. No, not the
curly hair. She's got straight blonde hair. She's in the centers.
Speaker 2 (35:20):
Yes, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah go.
Speaker 1 (35:23):
She scored a real nice tripe. But she's tough as nails.
She was she was pushing someone over. I don't know
that she was. She was getting fired with someone and
if away for stepped in and push your back, it
was like, are you getting nervous that we're going to
beat you?
Speaker 2 (35:37):
Boss? Boss? Yeah?
Speaker 1 (35:43):
Yes, fucking yes.
Speaker 2 (35:48):
I like that ship. I love that ship. You sent
it on to me. I was just going, yeah, that's
the nasty bestard you want, Like, that's a bestard you
want that bestard? Going yeah, come on, you fuckers, you
know what I mean? And you know, the monster kind
of missed a bit of that dog. That dog that's
Seanna Brian level and shy, like you know what I mean?
I love it. Yeah, but she she I don't know
(36:12):
who's who she's been interviewed by, but she was like, yeah,
you just got to stand up to the bullets like
you know what I mean? This is uh, this is
who I am? Jesus Christ, where were you made? How
have you so much self belief and confidence? Obviously based
off your talent, yes, but even talented people in Ireland
are like, sure, you know, on to the next game.
I'm sure. I hope we do this, that and the other.
(36:33):
They're never that honest anyway, that's for sure. Where you go, Nah,
I went in to fucking put the ships upper.
Speaker 1 (36:39):
Yeah, I'm so. I love it so much. I'm I was.
I was never or still would never be capable of that.
And it's not even big ship housery. I just love
the timing of it and the player that she said
it to. She wasn't just saying it to anyone like
Meg Jones is the fiery one, like she's do you
(37:00):
know she that would have sent her mad, and like
the fact that they won and they kind of ran
away with it in the end, like she would have
probably been like like told you, But actually no one
has pushed England like that for for a while, at
least on this Six Nations. We'll see now with France
obviously what happens. But I and to be fair. England
(37:20):
always have a level of respect for Ireland, like they've
played well against them in the last couple of years,
so you know, there isn't this like, oh they're going
to lie down or whatever. But I just I loved
it when I heard it back, and I just there
was a record crowd as well. You know, it was
a record Ireland women's rugby attended match class.
Speaker 2 (37:40):
They seem to kind of have the number of the
line out as well, oddly enough, And wouldn't you know
from what I could tell from because I only got
to see the extended highlights attendnute highlights, but it seemed
to be that England had and you know, ar we're
getting very little go forward as a result of it,
and it might be a trend that's probably going to
follow through the world. Really at this stage if you
(38:01):
can have a line up properly because these new rules
or whatever something's feeding into it that they're getting. You know,
they're not when line outs are malfunctioning, it's the end
of a team really, like if they can't if they
can't do that, Because Ireland, other than that, like as
you said, up to and after halftime, were they were there.
(38:22):
It was a proper match. It was a proper contest, Like,
but I do you Eva Wayfer is a smart, smart person.
She knew who, she knew what to say and who
to say it to. Do you know what I mean
she that's a smart I'm reading I'm reading person control there.
What she did she knew is like the words she used,
(38:43):
what do you you frightened? We're gonna you know? It's like, oh,
Jesus Christ, that's a very very smart pointed thing, like
this is something that that's my business is sharpening a
knife to the point that nobody else can see it coming.
And that's it. Like that's a proper that's a proper
come on, let's have it. Let's fucking have it, like
gloves off, let's do this.
Speaker 1 (39:04):
I love it because it's also kind of it's all.
It's also like realistic. It's like admitting to the fact
that like, look, I'm not standing here saying like we're
going to beat you. I'm standing here making you worried
that we that that we could or you're you're thinking
(39:24):
about us beating you.
Speaker 2 (39:27):
She's planted a huge, big, fast growing seed. There is
what she's done. Like it's lovely and especially for a
mad joke as well. Do you know what I mean? Like,
it's not a cool camp collective fullback. Do you know
she's he's planted it in the in the head of
a magioke.
Speaker 1 (39:42):
You know what I loved as well. Someone it was
picked up in the rest mike very early on one
of the English players was like, hate Aaron King. Hat
Aaron King? Now, I I remember from Camp as as
soon as to start referring to people with their full name,
(40:04):
the players on the other team, you start to create
a fear around them. I actually Aaron King is like
breakthrough player of the year, like one of the youngest
since's squad, playing fucking well. Obviously a player that you'll
have ear March. But for one of the players to
be calling her out by her full name and she's
not one of the players that plays in England. England
(40:26):
did their homework on her.
Speaker 2 (40:27):
Yeah, in other years, I bet you they wouldn't even
know the full team, are they?
Speaker 1 (40:31):
I wouldn't. Absolutely they wouldn't. And it's something I remarked.
I was like, they're fucking calling her out in the
defensive line. That means they know that she can pose problems.
I remember being in camp and we mentioned the same
player's name about twenty fucking times, and it was pissing
(40:53):
me off because I was like, we're giving way too
much respect to this player here, like just call her
the number whatever. It's funny because she's actually a good
friend of mine. Now I know for so much Franco
from Italy, Jada Franco. And we literally said Franco about
twenty times in the meeting. And what did we do?
We lost to Italy that weekend. We had created so
much fear and respect for her and a number of
(41:17):
the other players because we kept mentioning the name. So
I was delighted with that that they were even standing
up saying, uh, do you know, fucking hit Aaron King.
I thought it was class.
Speaker 2 (41:29):
That's class. We I don't know if it was actually televised,
but the women's that the under twenties is on at
the minute as well, and Jesus Christ, there are some
serious athletes explained for the women's under twenties, isn't there? No?
Speaker 1 (41:45):
Hang on? Was it under twenties? Under Engines? I sent
you was I.
Speaker 2 (41:49):
Was sure it was under it was The under twenties
men's was on too, but was it what's that under eighteens?
Was it?
Speaker 1 (41:55):
There's an under engine women's or girls or women's whatever
Six Nations festival going on at the moment right, Yes,
a number of games across a few days, and yeah,
it's under eighteen. Actually, a girl that I coach here
(42:16):
in Larachelle is playing for France and Ireland are unbelievable.
Speaker 2 (42:24):
Like but ripping passes, but there was none of this
stalin for you know, for the ball that hit you,
like ripping passes back and forth to each other. They
looked like like pro athletes. They look like they do.
Speaker 1 (42:37):
Actually I thought the same, and I hadn't really seen
this in women's rugber before, but you know when you
watch the men's under twenties, you're like, fucking hell, they're
hardly under twenty. Literally, for the first time ever, I
got this feeling. What I was like, hang on, what
am I watching here? These are under eighteen.
Speaker 2 (42:58):
That's why I thought it was under twenty, because I
was like, there's no way, because they're girls. If you're
under eteen, you're a girl, and you're still you're playing
at that high level, Like you know, what's like, what
school system are you coming out of? What club system
are you coming out of? Because how are you so
like not not saying you shouldn't be, but how you
so good? Like who are you? Who are what teams
(43:19):
are you playing for? We don't know enough, like because
you know, all playing at a seriously high level.
Speaker 1 (43:25):
Yeah, and I think you can really remark their physical
form as well, like used to.
Speaker 2 (43:31):
Be athletes, proper athletes, like.
Speaker 1 (43:35):
When you used to watch under eteens, like the backs
their jersey be hanging off the legs, and then the forwards,
you know, like bigger girls don't look as athletically fit
because they're not. They haven't been in the gym, like
the gym programs weren't part of under eteing things, and
now they are and it is so obvious. But you
(43:56):
know who is playing for them is Tony Buckley's daughter.
Remember Tony Buckleys I Mushy.
Speaker 2 (44:04):
I played under twenties and channel with him.
Speaker 1 (44:06):
Oh well his his daughter. So Nipper is his wife.
She plaid for you elbows so she yeah, as playing
for the first time for Arland regime. So she she's
the next generation for sure. Like I know this team
in generally is but like just it's just so great
to see, Like and and to see them winning beat
in England, like they're not going to have that fear
(44:27):
of England, you know.
Speaker 2 (44:29):
And I like there was a bit of a row
and everything in the match. I'm like, we don't see enough,
we don't see enough. It isn't women's rugby. They were
a proper set too, like they were going at it.
Speaker 1 (44:36):
I'm like, yeah, I loved it. I loved it. And
I said to you, I was like, this is class,
like the letter going head head, no fear. I just like, yeah,
the girls, the girls are just like rocking it this week.
It's been.
Speaker 2 (44:54):
It was the It was actually a great promo albeit
you know, the the videos all from on the ground,
like a viewed a couple more angry you know, a
couple of more high up shots it would have shot
for because whatever music was behind it too. It was
a great promo for if you'd never watched anything you
were like, what is this now, Jesus Christ. These are class.
There's a fight in the middle of it, there's scoring,
there's people getting smashed, they're moving like rockets, they're all
(45:16):
you know, the ball is back and forth. Like it
was a great promo for if you hadn't been interested,
So I'm I'm gonna find it and actually reposted to
my story just so that people can jump on and
just have a quick gander, rather because it's well worth.
It's an exciting new crop that's coming through. I mean,
if they're going to be I mean, and already are
you know, the women's senior team are in good fettle,
(45:39):
but this looks like I mean, Jesus Christ, if some
of these athletes actually make they get through, it's gonna
be a whole different landscaping about. And we said it.
They're all good on the social media and they're all
you know what I mean. And if you can back
that up by being a class team as well, Jesus crashed.
It's it's there's been a huge gap in the market
(46:00):
only waiting for it. Yeah, yep, he agreed. Agreed. The
have we anything more to add other than the video?
You said, what team was that? By the way, I know,
this is like two friends talking and we haven't told
everybody else what it is about the way I just
approached that, But the it was, it was as a
(46:21):
whole brass band was in the dressing room with them.
It was unbelievable. Who was that it was the most
French looking thing. Baguets and garlics and fell as a
stripey jumpers. It was the most French thing I've ever seen,
and I was fair jealous.
Speaker 1 (46:40):
Well, I actually I can't remember now, but on that note, right,
so I'm always going on about the brass band. Actually
Larachelle doesn't have a good brass band like that every
so often, but they we don't have brass band like
playing in the crowd like they do in other clubs.
But a few of the Monster fans like remarked on
how good the atmosphere is here, and someone said to
(47:04):
me like that the lar Shell game is like one
of the best games they've been to, maybe ever, And
he was like, and no shite music being pumped into
the crowd.
Speaker 2 (47:13):
We talked, damn right.
Speaker 1 (47:16):
And now I thought you were want to refer to
another video I send you, because I did send you
another post this evening. And now I know we're about
to laugh at this. But some Lensor Supporters Club, I
think the Supports Club, they obviously had a competition to
come up with like chance Chance. You actually sang one
of them at the beginning of the episode, like you
(47:40):
have an example of one there.
Speaker 2 (47:44):
I've only had the one that you sent me, Oh
Jesus Christ, and they actually have they have a few. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
I thought it was only the one that you sent me.
Oh my god.
Speaker 1 (47:58):
So one of them is like to the tune of
hey dude Leinster.
Speaker 2 (48:10):
Oh oh. And then there's the boxer of course, Lila Lie,
Lila Leinster. It's Crowbard in there. But they got it
in there. Pla.
Speaker 1 (48:21):
No, it's supposed to go Lila Lie Leinster. I suppose anyway,
who knows. But look, it's it was really funny, like
I actually laughed at and I was trying to say,
but but but this is, you know, someone who's trying
to come up with the solution to the problem that
the atmosphere and Irish Games is fucking pense. So you know,
(48:47):
maybe it'll work. I reckon, We just I reckon. We
just start brass band classes in the rugby schools. Collect
they do that in South Africa. You know, they've all
the cheerleaders the rugby school. If you want to be
a school, you have to have a brass band.
Speaker 2 (49:02):
It's a great start. I mean, it's much like when
we could start quite easily, and you know, it would
be a good place to branch out because I wouldn't
imagine rugby is big in the area. But much like
the Billy Barry kids that we talked about earlier in
the Oak, we could go to all iron level stuff
and get the Artane Boys band, get them on scene
because there's been a lot of rugby and Artane. I
can guarantee you get them on board to start coaching
(49:23):
tea schools around the around the country, and how to
bang the symbols, even start on the triangles. That's even
if with a load of triangles, that'll be a good start.
And you probably you can play the ukulele and nels
the recorder maybe, well, you.
Speaker 1 (49:38):
Can play quite a few instruments, actually you can. I
can play, Yes, I have quite quite a few instruments.
But we could roll in a piano. Do you know what?
Speaker 2 (49:49):
Do you know what? I could see you doing a
weird d Yankovic. Do you know we're Dad Yankovic?
Speaker 1 (49:55):
Oh yeah, I remember him.
Speaker 2 (49:56):
If you just bust out, because you're very good at
parody songs, and if you just kind of you break
out your accordion, I don't know if you can play that,
but I bet you know how you'll have no problem
over a weekend and picking up if you there's Anna
in the middle, which we've got to get your hair
all curly like werner cock because that will make you
look like weird Anna capless. Oh my god, I think
(50:20):
we're this is this is a road to discovery, this
whole thing weird Dana cabless out in the middle, miked
up and just.
Speaker 1 (50:28):
And accordion is a good instrument because it's nice and loud.
Speaker 2 (50:33):
It's called the Anna accordion, Thank you very much.
Speaker 1 (50:38):
Okay, right, yeah, I see somebody's making notes here.
Speaker 2 (50:43):
Jesus Christ, there's some serious ideas coming out of us.
Speaker 1 (50:46):
Write that down and gean okay, yeah, because it's loud,
do you clearly gets lost as it's a tin whistle.
Speaker 2 (51:00):
The accordion would would dominate. And hey, why do we
need to do exactly like the French? Can't we do
somebody playing the spoons? Maybe? I don't know, just locked no.
Speaker 1 (51:10):
No, no, gop Okay, bron gets slightly lost, but like
the artan bad like can they can they get into it?
Because the think about the brass band is they can
play any song. Would you go like do you have
does the art only no marching songs. Or can we
can we branch out here?
Speaker 2 (51:30):
I'm sure, I'm sure we could, like you know what
I mean? Or we get we go back to America again.
We get one of those college bands. You know they're crazy.
Do you know they can play? You know they can
play like Maniac two thousand.
Speaker 1 (51:42):
Yeah, that's what we need.
Speaker 2 (51:45):
Get and get the whole places pump with just Mainiact
twenty to twenty five year anniversary. By the way, it's
getting re released Maniac two thousand this week.
Speaker 1 (51:53):
Yeah, it's finally going to be on Spotify.
Speaker 2 (51:57):
It's finally going to be on Spotify hopefully. Yeah. Well
I'm sure that doing. And addition, you know, an upgraded
verse Mark mcabe.
Speaker 1 (52:03):
Is no, no good, It's no I'm not interested unless
it's there original with the people screaming in in whatever
that nightclub is, I'm not interested.
Speaker 2 (52:13):
Okay, well look fingers crossed. It will be the exact same,
possibly remastered, do you know what I mean?
Speaker 1 (52:18):
Okay, Okay, this will be like band Aid to.
Speaker 2 (52:25):
Noll. Just be called the Plaster. Oh that's a swear.
This is a rugby podcast. If anybody happens to have
landed in this part of part of this.
Speaker 1 (52:41):
I forgot we're record a podcast.
Speaker 2 (52:45):
Oh lord, well, look I think we put the world
to right. Women play Wales this weekend at three o'clock
on Sunday, isn't it. I'm nearly sure it is. I'm
nearly sure.
Speaker 1 (52:56):
Oh no, I was only looking at the hotel or
the Scottish game.
Speaker 2 (52:59):
Actually, the Scottish game is at fucking eleven o'clock in
the morning or something. Excuse me, it's at an obscure
I had it open there second, one second and obscure time.
I would normally do this, but let me just see
there we are fixtures. You just double check that I
(53:20):
haven't lost my complete mind. I'm telling people to.
Speaker 1 (53:24):
Take the time. You told us it was pancake Tuesday,
and I wasn't.
Speaker 2 (53:28):
Jesus Christ, you're never going to let that go. Yeah,
eleven fifteen. It's been played at the Hive Stadium eleven fifteen.
On the twenty sixth of April. They're playing Scotland. What
in all Jesus, Yeah, they're playing in Rodney Parade this
weekend on Sunday, the twentieth, three o'clock or proper actual
normal time. But yeah, so Les you'll only be just
(53:49):
in for mess when the game is on, So have
it ready.
Speaker 1 (53:55):
That is not might's not work. I only have to
believe you. But maybe because maybe I thought it was
early because it's twelve fifteen my time, But that means
you're right, it's eleven fifteen.
Speaker 2 (54:05):
It's in Scotland. They're not that far ahead of us,
you will tell you.
Speaker 1 (54:10):
But I I know of an early game at.
Speaker 2 (54:14):
Them, open at them, But eleven fifteenth.
Speaker 1 (54:21):
It is a bit much, but it's great. It's great
if you want a few pints.
Speaker 2 (54:24):
It's a clear it's it's the end of the six
stations that all the you know, winner lose on the
boos Scotland and Ireland in in Edinburgh. Assume is it
is the high Stadium in Edinburgh?
Speaker 1 (54:36):
Is isn't it Edinburgh? You're right? But but weirdly, why
didn't they have because the thing is surely kind of
you look at what who the potential winners et cetera
might be like Ireland Scotland is the second most kind
of decisive game. I think maybe not maybe Italy. Italy
(54:58):
Italy beat Scotland. I don't know who. Well, they're not
going to change it now Everyone's eleven fifteen.
Speaker 2 (55:07):
And of course our monster will be playing the Bulls,
trying to get some Jesus Christ, trying trying to get
back a bit, get back something. Anyway, this weekend they
played with the Bulls at half five on Saturday evening
in a two men so hopefully they can go home
to a full house. Listen. I haven't eaten bit bitingers
up till about since about one o'clock to day, and
(55:27):
I can't believe I'm still functioning because I'm normally fairly
cranky when I'm hungry. How you have you had your grub?
Speaker 1 (55:33):
I had a bit. I'm going to have a snack note.
Speaker 2 (55:35):
Before a nice, nice, nice nice.
Speaker 1 (55:39):
It's my I'm getting scanned tomorrow. I'm in noggin.
Speaker 2 (55:43):
Good, finally, fucking finally.
Speaker 1 (55:46):
Yeah, and then I have my coaching assessment in the afternoon.
Speaker 2 (55:50):
So you're right, David, You've a right David tomorrow Jesus anyway,
this will happen, This will be released a post, but
it'll be good news. It will be good news. All
positivity is going towards Anna and for both on both counts.
We get to see inside your head and we'll get
(56:11):
to hear about your new your new coaching levels. It
is very exciting. Yeah right, do you know what we
will have to mind the rocks.
Speaker 1 (56:22):
Who you will indeed mind the rocks, lay the Banana
and Bess Robbie Pod
It's the Bananas Rugby Pod.
Speaker 2 (00:06):
Are we human or are weillister? Welcome to the podcast.
Everybody then and the Bear's Rugby Podcast joined to be
a course as as ever is Ana across the Water.
But this week she is Ami Lee Murphy crowcast again.
(00:26):
Jesus Christ, when you see it written out, that is
some name?
Speaker 1 (00:28):
Is that well? I hadn't heard it until a Monster
fan said it to me in Bordeaux last week. We
were talking about the match and he said, but oh yeah,
sure Emily Murphy Crow cast again, like it just rolled
off his tongue. I was like, Jesus, he is well
up on his his stuff. So yeah, she's got to
try again. First woman in six years for Starry from
(00:51):
six years to score a try against English.
Speaker 2 (00:54):
Class and Clam William's own from Tipperary Town. My dad,
I know you don't care about that, but you're look good.
Speaker 1 (01:02):
No, of course I do, of course I do.
Speaker 2 (01:04):
I know, but you prefer she was a mellow woman.
But I'm just saying to sure the love and.
Speaker 1 (01:12):
She. I met people from Clan William at the game
as well, so.
Speaker 2 (01:17):
Cool. Yeah, I believe there's a shot of him coming
to my show into prairie town. It's quite excited to
see some old heads that I haven't seen in a
long time. But yeah, we may as well rip the
banded off. The dust will have settled and people will
be kind of just going, all right, let's just play
the bulls. We may have ripped the banded up and
well the more do you know what win loser draw.
(01:39):
It's always good crack to hear about what part of
friends you found yourself in. So of course you got
the train over to the dicks and yeah you were
walking around. You're the new mc galway, Michelle Galway, but
it sounds of things, are you?
Speaker 1 (01:54):
I actually met Golli this weekend, would you believe stop
like a number of times he kind of took Donical
Callahan's place this weekend because I bumped into him a
good few times. It was actually crazy. I don't know
if I if I said this last week, but when
I kind of put two into together, I couldn't believe
that the next round that monster playing in after Larachelle
(02:17):
was in Borda like the next closest finking cup town
to me, I just couldn't get over it. I was
like Jesus, like could have been anywhere in Europe or
anywhere you know, and you have a small handful of
number of places.
Speaker 2 (02:29):
Even a prick for place to get to in France
would have been a bit of a pain. But like Bordeaux,
which you've been, you go to loads, you've been their loads.
Speaker 1 (02:37):
Yeah, exactly. I couldn't believe it. So I must say,
after the mental mentalness of Larachelle, going down to Bordeaux
was really nice because it was kind of a small
or more intimate crowd, because Jesus, you couldn't even though
it was a bigger, higher stakes like people couldn't make
(03:00):
get back. But I swear to God, most of this
of the people I spoke to had been in Narrochelle
the weekend before. Most of the fans.
Speaker 2 (03:08):
How class is that? Where is self employed? People are
retired or what like? Or did they did they head
home and head back out again?
Speaker 1 (03:15):
They did? Most of them did, very very few of
them stayed. Like I met students that had like one
fellow that had booked both flights when he kind of
worked out that it could potentially be LaRochelle and then Bordeaux,
he booked the two sets of flights for the two
weekends back in January when he saw the draw.
Speaker 2 (03:33):
Oh how happy was he? Like when he when not
just you know, from months to win the last weekend,
but like literally, yeah, you're you rolled the dice as
a student too. You wouldn't have a lot of money
like going off, yes.
Speaker 1 (03:47):
Exactly because he was doing his Erasmus somewhere and yeah,
but people were in such great form and then that
meant that everyone was kind of focused in the one
or two pubs. So I we spent uh, spent most
of my time in the Connamara just chatting to people,
Like loads of people who had been to Laerschelle were like, oh,
(04:08):
thanks for the guide and La La lad. One fellow
I met was like, come here. He was like, I was.
I was afraid to say hello too earlier, but I'm
gonna say hello to you now. And I must tell
you what happened with the oysters. He was like, I
was mad to try an oyster after watching your video.
So it was the Sunday morning him and his friend
went and he tried to order two oysters and she
(04:28):
came out with two plates.
Speaker 2 (04:30):
Of course, two oysters like con sausage rolls.
Speaker 1 (04:36):
Two plays. The oysters he had won, the friend had
one and they dumped the rest in the bin, so
Owen and I can't remember his friend's name there now,
but they were blaming me. But they were in great form.
Speaker 2 (04:52):
It was.
Speaker 1 (04:53):
It was so nice just to ah, like I remember
going on about like, ah, the Leinster fans are great crack,
so something about a Monster crowd, especially obviously being from Monster,
and it just was so lovely to chat to people.
And as well, like the tickets that I bought from
someone who was trying to get rid of them, they
(05:16):
were bang in the middle of the Monster crowd. So
I was going to buy tickets online because it wasn't
exactly a sellout. There was still some tickets online, but
it ended up going back to your man and being like, look,
I'll just I'll buy yours to save you trying to
sell them and bang in the middle of the Monster crowd,
right up the front. It was serious crack. Did you
see the video of the Monster fans having none of
(05:38):
the Mexican Waves.
Speaker 2 (05:39):
Oh, it was the best thing like that. They they
watch the call the day the commentary started going out.
Here we go to the Mexican Wave and it was
going around and I don't know was it was it
Berner Jackman. I can't remember I was. I turned it
down every so often, but I would say it was
Berner Jackman. It came around because and the Monster allowed
(06:00):
to have none of this, and it just died. But
then I saw people posting the videos from inside the
Monster the Monster group like, and they going, you would
have to start to kid going, great shower of fuckers.
Speaker 1 (06:15):
It was so funny because honestly, it was the most
well organized Mexican wave I've ever seen in my life,
because it came out of nowhere like and was fully effective.
So this is obviously something that portal fans are very
used to and are able to organize at the drop
of a hat, because even in LaRochelle now, it takes
five or six goals from a bunch of school kids,
(06:38):
five or six goals at least from a bunch of
school kids to get it going. This literally I looked
to the right and it was off, like it literally
just started. There was no kerfuffle beforehand. It was just
going and everybody was taking part. But it was happening
in the middle of kind of an exciting play for Monster,
Like literally everyone's eyes were on the game and I
(06:59):
could see it coming and I was like, where'd that
Mexican wave go? Like, because I was watching the game,
I was like, that just fucking disappeared. And when I
saw the video of like literally the most well organized
Mexican may have ever seen, it just hits the monster
crowd and no one gives a fuck. Actually that that
video that went viral, Actually that's Golla sitting up the back,
(07:19):
and he was one of them that was just like
absolutely none of it. It was so it was so funny.
But like the banter between that monster section of the
crowd and the Bordeaux players was very.
Speaker 2 (07:35):
Seem to give tamorophon ship as well, like and even
he was going all right, like he was, you know,
throwing up of the year like a Cogain kind of
a thing, like yeah, yeah, yeah, it was. It was beautiful.
Somebody give me the old wanker sign and every steady on.
Speaker 1 (07:49):
Well farry Now, this is the thing, right, we're in France.
They're much better at giving banter and shit back and
forth without it getting personal. Irish are not good at that.
Irish people can't not take something personally, do you know
what It reminded me of the banter above and tour.
(08:12):
Do you remember when I gave the middle finger to
your man? Yes? And the whole state said, like, I
enjoyed that so much. It actually made it so funny.
And it's not something that you could get away with
in Ireland, Like if you give it the middle finger
to someone, they fucking they'd have your tire slash by
the time you were driving. Nobody not I mean France,
(08:33):
they're very good at it. You'd hear it in the
crowd the Top fourteen games. They'd be slagging each other
about players that left and this and that, but it
never gets personal or angry. And the Monster fans I
literally felt like turning around and being like, would you
sit down for sake? Like one of them started shouting
out one of the players, remember when you got dropped,
Like Jesus, what the fuck are you talking about? Like
(08:56):
he's a fucking professional role player, Like sit down. And
there was a couple of other things that I was like, Jesus,
monster fans are so great. And then there just comes
a point. It was exactly the same in Larachelle. People
act in the bollocks. Now there's action in the ballocks
in a good way and there's acting the bollox in
a bad way, and it because Monsters were losing, it
started to unravel ever so slightly. But I think most
(09:20):
fans were like, look, if our lineout is going to
be the shite, we can't be given out about the referee,
like people abusing the referee and like, you know, a
couple of the decisions very hard to know when you're
sitting in the crowd, but like, we're very hard for
the referee. Maybe he made some mistakes, maybe not how
many fucking mistakes a monster make with our lineout? Like literally,
(09:41):
you cannot live your life without making mistakes like this
is just one of those. So whether he made them
or not, I don't know, but the abuse that the
referee was actually scandalous. I wanted to be like, well,
you can sit down and shut up. We were never
going to win this match with a line out.
Speaker 2 (09:55):
Like this, Do you know what it's I yeah. I
would even find myself going quieter and more into myself
watching that, because the realization is that you're going, oh,
that's the outcome of this match will have nothing bit
to do with that. Man, Just pipe down, pipe down,
because we have shot off both our feet like, we
don't stand a chance with what we're doing in the
(10:17):
lineup right now. It was just like picking fucking daisies
for them. And even when they got they didn't even
challenge us. We're firing it over the top where we're
getting our jumps all wrong. It was the most bizarre thing.
And I always say it in a fighting context, you
never want to leave it up to the ref or
the judges. You have to finish that game out yourself.
(10:38):
I can do your things right now if it comes
down to you know it, very rarely does it actually
come down to a referee in decision that a match
gets lost, but you know it did last week for yeah,
it did last week for yes, referee.
Speaker 1 (10:54):
To thank the weekend before because like I think it's
pretty clear that if that had been any other minute
in the match, maybe it would have been a penalty.
They were just given and play on. So like, you
can't it can't always go your way if there's a
hairline decision. How could half of the fans think you
were right and half of the fans.
Speaker 2 (11:12):
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, you know it was I did.
I liked it the way he there was there was
there was very little Kafufful with the tamapoona where he
dropped the head and and John Clyde did try to
tackle him correctly and he went not to rugby instead,
come on and we go. Now. The only thing is
I mean if a fellow does go down with his
(11:32):
head and he's you know, he's claiming for his head.
And I remember this being said about Johnny Sexton before.
If you're holding your head you have to go off
for a hi, do you know what I mean?
Speaker 1 (11:43):
Might eliminate that then as well.
Speaker 2 (11:45):
The five thirty seconds later he's out in the backfield
by himself, giving it the whole cogan up to the
year to the monster crowd like you go, you ballots.
It was very funny, big chubby ear on him, like
just going what I can't hear you.
Speaker 1 (12:01):
Holding his hand up to his to his tree, his broccoli.
Speaker 2 (12:06):
Tree, broccoli tree.
Speaker 1 (12:09):
What do you call it a stem? Stem of broccoli?
What do you call it a.
Speaker 2 (12:12):
Florette flaurette of broccoli? Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, the hand
up to the florette. No, literally, I can't hear you
through this mass of ship that has become my ear,
this chewed bubble gum that stuck in the side of
my head. That is my ear. I can't hear you.
Please please come and write it down for me.
Speaker 1 (12:33):
I know him from Babas years ago, and he I
sent him the video of you know people, the people
abusing him. I said to him. I was like, I
hope you saw me in the front rows giving you
the middle finger, and then he commented underneath its saying,
glad to know your man is right handed. Anyway, the
fellow was given away. It was.
Speaker 2 (12:55):
But that's a great response, not that it makes any
difference one handy man. Yeah, quick from you from your
eagle I position. We've seen it. But Monster seemed good
in spots. But there's no getting go forward anything. If
your line out is so shotgun, how did it stay
shotgun for an entire match and you're a forward?
Speaker 1 (13:18):
Ah, that's pure, I was saying to Alicia. So I
was there with my friend Alicia, who is a very
established second role, played second role for USA for years.
She's playing for board on now, And anytime there was
a penalty, even when months were winning penalties, I just
turned to relation. I'm like, sure, if I was a
(13:38):
board all forward, I'd be like, grand job, Grand job,
kick kick the touch, kick the touch awaited, like, so
it doesn't even matter if you fucking give away a
penalty because the confidence of reading, like if you're slow
and if you're being read, there's literally there's no way
you can change that within a match, however, the calls
are going, and then when there was a change and
(14:01):
it still didn't work out, like there are very few
options you can go to. But they were throwing to
Peter Maney every time anytime they won, I think Peter
Manny got the ball, So then you just started winning
Peter money. So oh it's so it's a it's a
hard place to be. I actually felt sorry for Monster
when they were coming up with the calls, like.
Speaker 2 (14:23):
They were rattled, weren't they Like it was just.
Speaker 1 (14:27):
Burn and Peter Manny kind of like discussing. Literally, I'd
say they were saying, what the fuck do we do now?
Speaker 2 (14:33):
The argument too that that RESI remember Rezzi brought it
up a couple of weeks ago, because now you can
throw it if you know, without contest, you can throw
it in any you can throw any angle, like why
not put it straight to the fucker's crumb half?
Speaker 1 (14:47):
So I literally was like, why aren't they doing that?
How come they never prepared this? If you've got a
line out that's not really Like even even the callers,
like if I was panicking that much, thinking like I
don't have call, I would say to the hooker running
at the ball and throw behind the line. To me,
I literally was like, what, why don't Why isn't this happening?
(15:09):
Because that is that is the rule?
Speaker 2 (15:11):
Like they they and they here's the thing. They had
a sneaky one against Connacht. They did it twice. I
don't know if you noticed. The barn would get the ball,
dry it off and from underneath the towel, was it
Jeremy Lockman he hit twice and Jeremy Lockman made like
five ten meters each time. Just hit him while he's
(15:31):
drying it and everybody's kind of you know, arsenal Bount
looking forward, looking back where my step up? Where my
standing and he's drying it off nonchalantly, and then bang
from underneath the towel, the ball goes flying in hit
Jeremy Lockman, he makes five ten meters. You're on the
front foot whatever it takes to get on the front foot, like.
Speaker 1 (15:47):
I know, not even on the front forget front foot.
Speaker 2 (15:50):
Yeah, ball, yes, secure the fucking ball.
Speaker 1 (15:54):
But like, so I didn't see that connuct match. But like,
if they have that in the toolbox, why the fuck
didn't they use it? I couldn't figure out any difference.
Speaker 2 (16:04):
The only difference is Jeremy Lackman wasn't on. Now, don't
tell me you know that that. Joshuishley can't come up
with something like you know what I mean?
Speaker 1 (16:12):
But the lineup callers as well, unless that was something
kind of exclusively organized by them and they never shared
it with anyone, because that can happen as well. You
might go over to a player like, look, we'll try this,
and try not to run it by everyone, because then
everyone gets in a panic about it. So it obviously
wasn't in the callers toolbox because like Burn and the
many are fucking smart players. I couldn't figure it out.
(16:36):
I couldn't. I don't know. But at least, so whatever
happened in the sixty fifth minute, the border'll get a
try and at least she looks at the said, Jesus,
it's only sixty five minutes. I was, I can't believe
there's fifteen minutes left in this It felt like it was.
It felt like it was over. It felt like it
(16:56):
was getting very long, and it started to rain a
little bit, it was getting cold, and literally the last
fifteen minutes were so exciting. However, Monster managed to kind
of pull up their socks. Obviously Boredo will have relaxed
a little bit as well, but honestly, that's when you
can kind of ping someone. And until that last score
they were kind of in it like. It made for
a very exciting finish, Thank Fox, because it was. It
(17:19):
made it feel like it was worth it for the
Monster fans that came. I think like to know that
kind of monster were in until the end.
Speaker 2 (17:26):
There were three three four players that kind of that
need a shout out for taking moments by the scruff
of the neck. One was kind of Murray coming on.
The old Dog obviously had something to say when he
came on. Tom Farrell, Alex Neckville and Smith up in
the wing. All three took it upon themselves to go
(17:48):
I'm off. Tom Farrel did it twice and he made
savage meterage like there was and I remember thinking, I
remember seeing the two standing beside him, shut are gone.
There's biggest forwards. Get the fucking thing out to the
middle to them to all day long and just let
him bust, because we clearly weren't going going through with
our set pieces, you know what I mean, we weren't
(18:09):
gonna muscle him out of it. Whatever energy levels the
lads were at in the forwards, they weren't gonna muscle
the their forwards out of not with the legs of
that gonna absolute horse in the front row. Like, but
give it to those two monsters in the center and
let him bust all day long and see what happens.
Do you know, it's it's old school, just one one out,
let's just crash ball. And you saw when Farrell would
(18:30):
actually get his legs gone. He's a monster to take down.
And I I mean it seemed to me when they
took like Smith, what a find that lad is the
guts to just chip it through for himself, bounce up
and in over he goes like and I loved it.
The the you know he isn't there for he's you know,
he's he's playing for a contract because he's on loan,
(18:51):
but like you could see the hunger in him. He
dotted it down, rolled away from Ryan, got it ran
back gave it to you know, gave it to the crowdy,
kick it over the fuck man man man man man.
You know, there was it was very exciting the last fifteen.
I mean, our hearts were broken with what's his name,
b lb Are, But I mean, like, you know, he
(19:13):
was only waiting for that all day long to be
doing that kind of carry on like you know, I mean,
just that dancy stuff like. But it didn't seem we
played to our any kind of our strength at all.
It when when we did get line breaks, it seemed
to be ad hoc individual players going era, I'm I'm going,
I'm off, I'm off. I mean, it would have been
the maddest turnaround and as long as I can remember,
(19:36):
if they did, you know, push it and win it
in the end, it kind of wouldn't have been justified
because of how the lineup behaved and stuff like that.
But we didn't stand the chance going backwards. You know,
it's christ You're throwing it over and every time it
went over, You're like, could there at least be one
monster player not a bordeu and winning every time?
Speaker 1 (19:59):
But I was that anytime there was an overthrow, it
was always like I did feel like there was a
bit of fear in Monster, Like at one stage, like
Oli Eager made a big tackle out on the wing
and he's still on his feet and he just didn't
bother going for the ball.
Speaker 2 (20:19):
Yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah, there seems to be too much
what do they call it, like too much respect nearly
been shown?
Speaker 3 (20:23):
Like rather Yeah, that might be a better way to
put it, actually, like there was too much, yeah, fear
because it wasn't laziness or fatigue, fatigue potentially, but I
just that's how I felt it was.
Speaker 1 (20:39):
It felt like a little bit of fear. And maybe
you've put it right there with too much respect. If
you're fucking dogged, if you're like I'm getting this fucking
ball back, you don't, you don't care, You're just you're
literally getting down over it, like on the ball, whether
it slows it down or you win it or whatever.
But I remember thinking, what's he doing, Like why they're
(20:59):
just yeah.
Speaker 2 (21:00):
They didn't Yeah, they didn't seem to be a deep
in your marrow belief that we are going through we're
winning this, do you know what I mean? Even they
showed the camera they at the at the halftime and
Bordeaux were up on their feet and they were sucking
arms around it. You know, they were monster were just
sitting around kind of looking days, sitting around rather than
just going you know, and it's fine for me to
(21:23):
sit here to say this, like I haven't had this.
It beaten out of me for forty minutes by Bordeaux.
But like you know, a couple of lads, it's their
last roll of the dice in the in the the
European Cup. You know, we don't have the name of the
would you expect them to be up and spit and
fucking fire gone, this is it? We fuck them, Let's
(21:44):
kill them, you know. And it that I wonder is
that if you know nearly I hate this phrase, but
they're all using it these days and it's like rarefied
air where they are at the time, Like do they
feel did they feel was there a touch of imposter
syndrome finding themselves? You know in Bordeaux against the top
seed team in the quarterfinal where they're like, Jesus Christ,
(22:06):
I don't know any right to be here like it
because you.
Speaker 1 (22:09):
Have There has to be an element of that when
you only beat the previous team by one point and
you fucking celebrate the hell out of it. Not celebrated
in terms of going on the pace or anything like that,
but in terms of elation, like almost relief. There's no
way that that doesn't take a toll on you. But
(22:33):
when you're prepared for the next game, like you literally
wake up next morning fucking hell to do all of
that again and more. You know, because they were so
happy with the winning Larchelle, there was no kind of
poker face about it. And I know we always got
about this and I also got this, like there was
no in in Larchelle. There was no fucking high five.
(22:54):
There you go, next job on the bus. It was like, yeah, yes, you.
Speaker 2 (23:00):
Know, and I'm encounter to that. And I hate the
saying this, but it is. It's got to be said.
The absolute shark eyes, the apex predator faces of the
Leinster lads and what they've done in the last two weeks,
kneeling teams into the sixties and fifties and you're they
they're just literally giving each other handshake. You're like, yeah,
(23:22):
that is that. There's no motion, like, there's no taking
your foot off that of that like to put sixty
odd and then fifty odd. The following week on teams
like that is. That's why when you watch those you know,
those grizzlies with their foot on their foot on a salmon,
you know, just shredd in the back of it. There's
no happiness in that grizzly. He's just eating dinner because
(23:44):
that's what that's what grizzlies do.
Speaker 1 (23:47):
It's actually terrible, like they actual shouldn't be allowed to
play with us anymore.
Speaker 2 (23:52):
That's stop, lads, fucking see.
Speaker 1 (23:54):
No, they're not allowed. It's not fair. It's like it's like,
you know, I don't know the rich kid coming out
to play with everyone but only has like rich toys
and no one else is allowed to play with us,
like you want you don't want to play with him anymore.
Speaker 2 (24:08):
Yeah, I mean, yeah, I hear you, and Jesus do
I hear you. But there's you're looking at and I
think you can. It'd be very easy to say, oh
you can hang it all around, you know Ardie Simon's
and all there is. I think or Barrett's, you know,
unbelievable ability. I think what I'm looking at when I
(24:29):
see where once well or Leinster's defense is unbelievable. Like
your man Tommy O'Brien where he's come out of He's
out there caught lads and hat for his tackles, horton people.
But Barrett. There's something about Barrett. You see him even
after a game, like he's not even happy. He's just
in that middle place. And I think it's he never
comes off ten, like or ever even off a nine.
(24:51):
Let's say he's never off nine. And that level of professionalism,
callous non emotional professionalism has to rub off and leads
who's like, you've done nothing until you have gold around
your neck, leads, you've done nothing. Who cares about, you know,
second place or third place? Nobody does.
Speaker 1 (25:09):
But didn't we agree earlier in the season that that
is actually why they brought Orlie Burton. It's not for
his ability. They didn't need his ability. They needed someone
with that mindset and they seeked out a player with
that mindset and brought him in like that's why he
is there, to give them the mindset to win. Well,
it seems to be fucking working. Someone is shanning off
(25:29):
the ball today is saying Northampton could beat Leinster.
Speaker 2 (25:32):
Yeah I saw that, yeah, yeah, yeah. He was like,
well why not? I mean, you know, the you know,
come on, come on, Northampton had this new kid running
around to the place Henry Pollock and high five in himself,
like like yeah, lead, the prem is not going to
match you know what's going on in Europe at the
minute with Leinster.
Speaker 1 (25:50):
Like I'm sorry, it's a little bit like it might
segue into a nice but uh, Ireland on their up
and how well Ireland they're playing and how good this
Irish team is, and then they get absolutely spanked by England.
You know, like there's no Northampton can have a bit
(26:12):
of something about them and like have an unbelievable player,
Like if a Wafer is one of the best players
in the world, she's still on a losing team. This
isn't like, you know, this isn't to speak down in
the Irish girls. I think they're doing a fucking amazing job.
This is to highlight how far ahead England there. You know,
that's that's a little bit like the Leinster kind of fiasco.
So let's see. You know, a lot of people did
(26:33):
think that Ireland might be able to upset and like,
to be honest, the halftime score, well we can get
into it. Maybe anything else to add on on the
Champions Cup now before we move on.
Speaker 2 (26:44):
I don't I don't. I mean, I think it's all
been said at this stage and I think we we
couldn't get to the bottom of why the line up
with malfunction, but it did and we possibly have come
to conclusion that Prole Munsters All Ireland Final was the
week before, I think, and people that kind of mooted it,
and I was going, please don't let it be, Please
let them be callous and dead eyed and predatorial when
(27:08):
it comes to this. But I and do you know
what putting look and standing back through the goal light
of day, I think board over there for the taken
because because as Anna always says, they're French and they
(27:28):
fair French stood up there for a period when Monster
actually put the ships up them. In the last fifteen minutes,
they went fags out, fags in fucking deck chairs out.
We have lew oh wait.
Speaker 1 (27:42):
What we said last week when we were like, if
you go out for a fag, you make sure you
lock the door while they're outside. Monster didn't lock the door,
or maybe did. They locked the front door and they
left the sliding door open and then sucking Billy and
someone one of the Monster fans calling him. She's like, oh,
we will never be able to control Billy Barry.
Speaker 2 (28:03):
I'd say, yeah, that's perfect, the Billy Barry kid. That's
him forever. I don't ever want to hear him said
as anything. He danced. Do you know what he did?
We were looking back in the way to see us
where were all in, and we were sliding. The patio
door closed, and the next thing, the Billy Barry kid
sidestepped and pirouetted through the door like a box. Sakes
(28:25):
like a fly. After and not after getting back in
around the place again, you're.
Speaker 1 (28:27):
Like, actually, he actually did even better know we did.
We went, we locked all the doors. Turn of holidays,
we came in, we sat down to watch the Late
lad Show and the Late Lay Show. Only the Billy
Barry did.
Speaker 2 (28:44):
We're ending the podcast forever. We will never beat your
analogy there right now, that that is the most nuanced,
and that that is Cohen Brothers level of nuance in
an analogy. People. I don't know if you know, but
that's some of the greatest podcasting you will ever here
in your fucking life. That's trumendous. That is Jesus, that
(29:05):
is us coming and stuff, amazing, amazing, very much.
Speaker 1 (29:10):
Praise, no praise. All these new listeners will be like
what the fuck? I actually sorry, I did say to
a new listener Gema, did I give her a shout out?
Because we were talking about the Monster fans and she
said she met a group of Monster friends at a
match in where was that a few years ago and
(29:32):
there were abusing Stuart Hogg and like, uh, saying something
about Stuart Hogg goes to Turkey, did a whole song
about it, and I was like, oh, we were laughing
about it. Then we were like she thought it was
like lousy.
Speaker 2 (29:47):
At the time, but then it turns out he's a creep.
Speaker 1 (29:51):
Yeah exactly. So she was like, so fuck up. And
then she said that like oh, like, but the Monster
fans were so nice, like one of them invited us
to a match in Onster that and I was like,
that is Irish people through and through. She was saying, oh,
but you forgot to give me his number. I was like,
that wasn't an accident. Irish people do that ship all
the time. Oh yeah, come and visit and then you
(30:11):
bring them up and be like ah, sorry, no, no, no,
you have the wrong number and everyone's like, oh, Irish
people are so lovely, but their phones never work. I
don't know why that is all the time inviting people
to the.
Speaker 2 (30:25):
Tle move on as we attempted it, we move on
to the the women's sixth Nations, switching over after I
tell you want to go with it. I started looking
for whiskey to put into my cup, but I did.
I headed down to do my gig and cork anyway,
and I thought I get it out of my assistant.
Turns out the owner of City Limits Comedy Club is
an insane rugby supporter, so we had to revisit the
(30:47):
whole thing. But in watching back, the women like deca
like they give a good account of themselves in all fairness,
as you said, like the chasm opened then as again,
but I loved I involved fairness. They weren't backing down
from them, you know, they weren't going to be rolled
(31:07):
over by them either.
Speaker 1 (31:10):
They were very fucking good like to have like. So uh,
the end of the Monster match clashed through the beginning
of the Irish matches. You were saying there, yeah, so
we were walking like I was kind of half watching
it on my phone walking out of the stadium, like
following the score being like, oh my god, So to
watch it back properly knowing the score, the amount of
(31:32):
times that England came close to Ireland's line and I
knew that it was still nil nil, and it was
I knew that Ireland were going to be the first
to score. I literally was like, how is Ireland stopping
England from going scoring here? Like that is incredible and
like again same kind of message of like they're fucking
gonna turn over a penalty or something and like straight
(31:53):
in high fives, like they're just it's just such in
such business mode, literally no messing around. And to have
scored first that is massive, and then to have been
five to seven at halftime and then kind of going
into the second half, you're like, oh, yeah, didn't just
(32:15):
breach got a try that was disallowed after thirty seconds
and you're like, oh, this is when the tide turns
here now, And it didn't. Like they kept going, kept going,
and like we discussed last week, it's all the last
twenty minutes when they started to rush away and all
we'd said last week was like, Ireland doesn't have to
win this, but if they can put the ships up
England at any stage of this match, Well, by god
(32:39):
they achieved that.
Speaker 2 (32:40):
And actually, of course, I mean other than you know,
from the point of the disallowed try that was absolutely
put it up and.
Speaker 1 (32:51):
Oh unreal. And then like so our previous winner of
Banana Bears Rubb Player of the Year, Eve Away for yeah,
I love her right because obviously she is like the inform,
unbelievable player in for this team. And she's kind of
you're talking there about those monster fans and like grabbing
(33:13):
it by the balls, Like she is the one who
has just grabbed it by the balls and just went
for it like in kind of blissfully ignorant of Ireland's
like inferiority syndrome.
Speaker 2 (33:23):
Yeah, she's like she was she was brought in from
its like she's got a an American level of can
do about her nearly, Like there's have you been affected
by the past, you know the history? How have you
gotten away with this? This is amazing? You were raised
in a cave or something. This is a.
Speaker 1 (33:40):
Class She's like, yeah, exactly, she.
Speaker 2 (33:43):
Was made in a lab. That's what it is. She
was made the lab.
Speaker 1 (33:47):
Yeah, out of waivers.
Speaker 2 (33:52):
Maybe this part is what might be one of the
best we've ever done.
Speaker 1 (33:59):
Anyway, what minegy was gonna be. You're saying she's American there,
which actually is a kind of a funny analogy for rugby.
But but actually that kind of works because Americans, you know,
they have like the World Championships where only American teams play.
Speaker 2 (34:13):
Yeah, oh yeah, the Super Bowl and the World the
World Series. When it comes to baseball, like nobody else
gets to go on.
Speaker 4 (34:20):
Yeah, that level of li well they called football football
only one fellow gives it a kick, that's true.
Speaker 1 (34:30):
But if we go back to ef A Wafer, I
couldn't I thought I couldn't love her anymore, right, and
I thought she was kind of just like, ah sure,
do you know? She does give very good interviews, and
she you know, I think the squad in general talks
a lot about their goals and their aims because I
think a lot of the girls will speak to the
media at the moment are very well versed, and not
(34:52):
not that they're being told what to say, but the
messages from clamp Clamp Camp are very clear. So she
always speaks very well, I find. But what she said
the other day, so the thing I sent to you,
I know, do you watch all of it, but in
the middle of it Meg Jones. So Meg Jones, is
that really fiery Welsh girl who plays in the center
(35:13):
for England an unbelievable curly haired woman. No, not the
curly hair. She's got straight blonde hair. She's in the centers.
Speaker 2 (35:20):
Yes, yeah, yeah, yeah, yeah go.
Speaker 1 (35:23):
She scored a real nice tripe. But she's tough as nails.
She was she was pushing someone over. I don't know
that she was. She was getting fired with someone and
if away for stepped in and push your back, it
was like, are you getting nervous that we're going to
beat you?
Speaker 2 (35:37):
Boss? Boss? Yeah?
Speaker 1 (35:43):
Yes, fucking yes.
Speaker 2 (35:48):
I like that ship. I love that ship. You sent
it on to me. I was just going, yeah, that's
the nasty bestard you want, Like, that's a bestard you
want that bestard? Going yeah, come on, you fuckers, you
know what I mean? And you know, the monster kind
of missed a bit of that dog. That dog that's
Seanna Brian level and shy, like you know what I mean?
I love it. Yeah, but she she I don't know
(36:12):
who's who she's been interviewed by, but she was like, yeah,
you just got to stand up to the bullets like
you know what I mean? This is uh, this is
who I am? Jesus Christ, where were you made? How
have you so much self belief and confidence? Obviously based
off your talent, yes, but even talented people in Ireland
are like, sure, you know, on to the next game.
I'm sure. I hope we do this, that and the other.
(36:33):
They're never that honest anyway, that's for sure. Where you go, Nah,
I went in to fucking put the ships upper.
Speaker 1 (36:39):
Yeah, I'm so. I love it so much. I'm I was.
I was never or still would never be capable of that.
And it's not even big ship housery. I just love
the timing of it and the player that she said
it to. She wasn't just saying it to anyone like
Meg Jones is the fiery one, like she's do you
(37:00):
know she that would have sent her mad, and like
the fact that they won and they kind of ran
away with it in the end, like she would have
probably been like like told you, But actually no one
has pushed England like that for for a while, at
least on this Six Nations. We'll see now with France
obviously what happens. But I and to be fair. England
(37:20):
always have a level of respect for Ireland, like they've
played well against them in the last couple of years,
so you know, there isn't this like, oh they're going
to lie down or whatever. But I just I loved
it when I heard it back, and I just there
was a record crowd as well. You know, it was
a record Ireland women's rugby attended match class.
Speaker 2 (37:40):
They seem to kind of have the number of the
line out as well, oddly enough, And wouldn't you know
from what I could tell from because I only got
to see the extended highlights attendnute highlights, but it seemed
to be that England had and you know, ar we're
getting very little go forward as a result of it,
and it might be a trend that's probably going to
follow through the world. Really at this stage if you
(38:01):
can have a line up properly because these new rules
or whatever something's feeding into it that they're getting. You know,
they're not when line outs are malfunctioning, it's the end
of a team really, like if they can't if they
can't do that, Because Ireland, other than that, like as
you said, up to and after halftime, were they were there.
(38:22):
It was a proper match. It was a proper contest, Like,
but I do you Eva Wayfer is a smart, smart person.
She knew who, she knew what to say and who
to say it to. Do you know what I mean
she that's a smart I'm reading I'm reading person control there.
What she did she knew is like the words she used,
(38:43):
what do you you frightened? We're gonna you know? It's like, oh,
Jesus Christ, that's a very very smart pointed thing, like
this is something that that's my business is sharpening a
knife to the point that nobody else can see it coming.
And that's it. Like that's a proper that's a proper
come on, let's have it. Let's fucking have it, like
gloves off, let's do this.
Speaker 1 (39:04):
I love it because it's also kind of it's all.
It's also like realistic. It's like admitting to the fact
that like, look, I'm not standing here saying like we're
going to beat you. I'm standing here making you worried
that we that that we could or you're you're thinking
(39:24):
about us beating you.
Speaker 2 (39:27):
She's planted a huge, big, fast growing seed. There is
what she's done. Like it's lovely and especially for a
mad joke as well. Do you know what I mean? Like,
it's not a cool camp collective fullback. Do you know
she's he's planted it in the in the head of
a magioke.
Speaker 1 (39:42):
You know what I loved as well. Someone it was
picked up in the rest mike very early on one
of the English players was like, hate Aaron King. Hat
Aaron King? Now, I I remember from Camp as as
soon as to start referring to people with their full name,
(40:04):
the players on the other team, you start to create
a fear around them. I actually Aaron King is like
breakthrough player of the year, like one of the youngest
since's squad, playing fucking well. Obviously a player that you'll
have ear March. But for one of the players to
be calling her out by her full name and she's
not one of the players that plays in England. England
(40:26):
did their homework on her.
Speaker 2 (40:27):
Yeah, in other years, I bet you they wouldn't even
know the full team, are they?
Speaker 1 (40:31):
I wouldn't. Absolutely they wouldn't. And it's something I remarked.
I was like, they're fucking calling her out in the
defensive line. That means they know that she can pose problems.
I remember being in camp and we mentioned the same
player's name about twenty fucking times, and it was pissing
(40:53):
me off because I was like, we're giving way too
much respect to this player here, like just call her
the number whatever. It's funny because she's actually a good
friend of mine. Now I know for so much Franco
from Italy, Jada Franco. And we literally said Franco about
twenty times in the meeting. And what did we do?
We lost to Italy that weekend. We had created so
much fear and respect for her and a number of
(41:17):
the other players because we kept mentioning the name. So
I was delighted with that that they were even standing
up saying, uh, do you know, fucking hit Aaron King.
I thought it was class.
Speaker 2 (41:29):
That's class. We I don't know if it was actually televised,
but the women's that the under twenties is on at
the minute as well, and Jesus Christ, there are some
serious athletes explained for the women's under twenties, isn't there? No?
Speaker 1 (41:45):
Hang on? Was it under twenties? Under Engines? I sent
you was I.
Speaker 2 (41:49):
Was sure it was under it was The under twenties
men's was on too, but was it what's that under eighteens?
Was it?
Speaker 1 (41:55):
There's an under engine women's or girls or women's whatever
Six Nations festival going on at the moment right, Yes,
a number of games across a few days, and yeah,
it's under eighteen. Actually, a girl that I coach here
(42:16):
in Larachelle is playing for France and Ireland are unbelievable.
Speaker 2 (42:24):
Like but ripping passes, but there was none of this
stalin for you know, for the ball that hit you,
like ripping passes back and forth to each other. They
looked like like pro athletes. They look like they do.
Speaker 1 (42:37):
Actually I thought the same, and I hadn't really seen
this in women's rugber before, but you know when you
watch the men's under twenties, you're like, fucking hell, they're
hardly under twenty. Literally, for the first time ever, I
got this feeling. What I was like, hang on, what
am I watching here? These are under eighteen.
Speaker 2 (42:58):
That's why I thought it was under twenty, because I
was like, there's no way, because they're girls. If you're
under eteen, you're a girl, and you're still you're playing
at that high level, Like you know, what's like, what
school system are you coming out of? What club system
are you coming out of? Because how are you so
like not not saying you shouldn't be, but how you
so good? Like who are you? Who are what teams
(43:19):
are you playing for? We don't know enough, like because
you know, all playing at a seriously high level.
Speaker 1 (43:25):
Yeah, and I think you can really remark their physical
form as well, like used to.
Speaker 2 (43:31):
Be athletes, proper athletes, like.
Speaker 1 (43:35):
When you used to watch under eteens, like the backs
their jersey be hanging off the legs, and then the forwards,
you know, like bigger girls don't look as athletically fit
because they're not. They haven't been in the gym, like
the gym programs weren't part of under eteing things, and
now they are and it is so obvious. But you
(43:56):
know who is playing for them is Tony Buckley's daughter.
Remember Tony Buckleys I Mushy.
Speaker 2 (44:04):
I played under twenties and channel with him.
Speaker 1 (44:06):
Oh well his his daughter. So Nipper is his wife.
She plaid for you elbows so she yeah, as playing
for the first time for Arland regime. So she she's
the next generation for sure. Like I know this team
in generally is but like just it's just so great
to see, Like and and to see them winning beat
in England, like they're not going to have that fear
(44:27):
of England, you know.
Speaker 2 (44:29):
And I like there was a bit of a row
and everything in the match. I'm like, we don't see enough,
we don't see enough. It isn't women's rugby. They were
a proper set too, like they were going at it.
Speaker 1 (44:36):
I'm like, yeah, I loved it. I loved it. And
I said to you, I was like, this is class,
like the letter going head head, no fear. I just like, yeah,
the girls, the girls are just like rocking it this week.
It's been.
Speaker 2 (44:54):
It was the It was actually a great promo albeit
you know, the the videos all from on the ground,
like a viewed a couple more angry you know, a
couple of more high up shots it would have shot
for because whatever music was behind it too. It was
a great promo for if you'd never watched anything you
were like, what is this now, Jesus Christ. These are class.
There's a fight in the middle of it, there's scoring,
there's people getting smashed, they're moving like rockets, they're all
(45:16):
you know, the ball is back and forth. Like it
was a great promo for if you hadn't been interested,
So I'm I'm gonna find it and actually reposted to
my story just so that people can jump on and
just have a quick gander, rather because it's well worth.
It's an exciting new crop that's coming through. I mean,
if they're going to be I mean, and already are
you know, the women's senior team are in good fettle,
(45:39):
but this looks like I mean, Jesus Christ, if some
of these athletes actually make they get through, it's gonna
be a whole different landscaping about. And we said it.
They're all good on the social media and they're all
you know what I mean. And if you can back
that up by being a class team as well, Jesus crashed.
It's it's there's been a huge gap in the market
(46:00):
only waiting for it. Yeah, yep, he agreed. Agreed. The
have we anything more to add other than the video?
You said, what team was that? By the way, I know,
this is like two friends talking and we haven't told
everybody else what it is about the way I just
approached that, But the it was, it was as a
(46:21):
whole brass band was in the dressing room with them.
It was unbelievable. Who was that it was the most
French looking thing. Baguets and garlics and fell as a
stripey jumpers. It was the most French thing I've ever seen,
and I was fair jealous.
Speaker 1 (46:40):
Well, I actually I can't remember now, but on that note, right,
so I'm always going on about the brass band. Actually
Larachelle doesn't have a good brass band like that every
so often, but they we don't have brass band like
playing in the crowd like they do in other clubs.
But a few of the Monster fans like remarked on
how good the atmosphere is here, and someone said to
(47:04):
me like that the lar Shell game is like one
of the best games they've been to, maybe ever, And
he was like, and no shite music being pumped into
the crowd.
Speaker 2 (47:13):
We talked, damn right.
Speaker 1 (47:16):
And now I thought you were want to refer to
another video I send you, because I did send you
another post this evening. And now I know we're about
to laugh at this. But some Lensor Supporters Club, I
think the Supports Club, they obviously had a competition to
come up with like chance Chance. You actually sang one
of them at the beginning of the episode, like you
(47:40):
have an example of one there.
Speaker 2 (47:44):
I've only had the one that you sent me, Oh
Jesus Christ, and they actually have they have a few. Yeah, yeah, yeah,
I thought it was only the one that you sent me.
Oh my god.
Speaker 1 (47:58):
So one of them is like to the tune of
hey dude Leinster.
Speaker 2 (48:10):
Oh oh. And then there's the boxer of course, Lila Lie,
Lila Leinster. It's Crowbard in there. But they got it
in there. Pla.
Speaker 1 (48:21):
No, it's supposed to go Lila Lie Leinster. I suppose anyway,
who knows. But look, it's it was really funny, like
I actually laughed at and I was trying to say,
but but but this is, you know, someone who's trying
to come up with the solution to the problem that
the atmosphere and Irish Games is fucking pense. So you know,
(48:47):
maybe it'll work. I reckon, We just I reckon. We
just start brass band classes in the rugby schools. Collect
they do that in South Africa. You know, they've all
the cheerleaders the rugby school. If you want to be
a school, you have to have a brass band.
Speaker 2 (49:02):
It's a great start. I mean, it's much like when
we could start quite easily, and you know, it would
be a good place to branch out because I wouldn't
imagine rugby is big in the area. But much like
the Billy Barry kids that we talked about earlier in
the Oak, we could go to all iron level stuff
and get the Artane Boys band, get them on scene
because there's been a lot of rugby and Artane. I
can guarantee you get them on board to start coaching
(49:23):
tea schools around the around the country, and how to
bang the symbols, even start on the triangles. That's even
if with a load of triangles, that'll be a good start.
And you probably you can play the ukulele and nels
the recorder maybe, well, you.
Speaker 1 (49:38):
Can play quite a few instruments, actually you can. I
can play, Yes, I have quite quite a few instruments.
But we could roll in a piano. Do you know what?
Speaker 2 (49:49):
Do you know what? I could see you doing a
weird d Yankovic. Do you know we're Dad Yankovic?
Speaker 1 (49:55):
Oh yeah, I remember him.
Speaker 2 (49:56):
If you just bust out, because you're very good at
parody songs, and if you just kind of you break
out your accordion, I don't know if you can play that,
but I bet you know how you'll have no problem
over a weekend and picking up if you there's Anna
in the middle, which we've got to get your hair
all curly like werner cock because that will make you
look like weird Anna capless. Oh my god, I think
(50:20):
we're this is this is a road to discovery, this
whole thing weird Dana cabless out in the middle, miked
up and just.
Speaker 1 (50:28):
And accordion is a good instrument because it's nice and loud.
Speaker 2 (50:33):
It's called the Anna accordion, Thank you very much.
Speaker 1 (50:38):
Okay, right, yeah, I see somebody's making notes here.
Speaker 2 (50:43):
Jesus Christ, there's some serious ideas coming out of us.
Speaker 1 (50:46):
Write that down and gean okay, yeah, because it's loud,
do you clearly gets lost as it's a tin whistle.
Speaker 2 (51:00):
The accordion would would dominate. And hey, why do we
need to do exactly like the French? Can't we do
somebody playing the spoons? Maybe? I don't know, just locked no.
Speaker 1 (51:10):
No, no, gop Okay, bron gets slightly lost, but like
the artan bad like can they can they get into it?
Because the think about the brass band is they can
play any song. Would you go like do you have
does the art only no marching songs. Or can we
can we branch out here?
Speaker 2 (51:30):
I'm sure, I'm sure we could, like you know what
I mean? Or we get we go back to America again.
We get one of those college bands. You know they're crazy.
Do you know they can play? You know they can
play like Maniac two thousand.
Speaker 1 (51:42):
Yeah, that's what we need.
Speaker 2 (51:45):
Get and get the whole places pump with just Mainiact
twenty to twenty five year anniversary. By the way, it's
getting re released Maniac two thousand this week.
Speaker 1 (51:53):
Yeah, it's finally going to be on Spotify.
Speaker 2 (51:57):
It's finally going to be on Spotify hopefully. Yeah. Well
I'm sure that doing. And addition, you know, an upgraded
verse Mark mcabe.
Speaker 1 (52:03):
Is no, no good, It's no I'm not interested unless
it's there original with the people screaming in in whatever
that nightclub is, I'm not interested.
Speaker 2 (52:13):
Okay, well look fingers crossed. It will be the exact same,
possibly remastered, do you know what I mean?
Speaker 1 (52:18):
Okay, Okay, this will be like band Aid to.
Speaker 2 (52:25):
Noll. Just be called the Plaster. Oh that's a swear.
This is a rugby podcast. If anybody happens to have
landed in this part of part of this.
Speaker 1 (52:41):
I forgot we're record a podcast.
Speaker 2 (52:45):
Oh lord, well, look I think we put the world
to right. Women play Wales this weekend at three o'clock
on Sunday, isn't it. I'm nearly sure it is. I'm
nearly sure.
Speaker 1 (52:56):
Oh no, I was only looking at the hotel or
the Scottish game.
Speaker 2 (52:59):
Actually, the Scottish game is at fucking eleven o'clock in
the morning or something. Excuse me, it's at an obscure
I had it open there second, one second and obscure time.
I would normally do this, but let me just see
there we are fixtures. You just double check that I
(53:20):
haven't lost my complete mind. I'm telling people to.
Speaker 1 (53:24):
Take the time. You told us it was pancake Tuesday,
and I wasn't.
Speaker 2 (53:28):
Jesus Christ, you're never going to let that go. Yeah,
eleven fifteen. It's been played at the Hive Stadium eleven fifteen.
On the twenty sixth of April. They're playing Scotland. What
in all Jesus, Yeah, they're playing in Rodney Parade this
weekend on Sunday, the twentieth, three o'clock or proper actual
normal time. But yeah, so Les you'll only be just
(53:49):
in for mess when the game is on, So have
it ready.
Speaker 1 (53:55):
That is not might's not work. I only have to
believe you. But maybe because maybe I thought it was
early because it's twelve fifteen my time, But that means
you're right, it's eleven fifteen.
Speaker 2 (54:05):
It's in Scotland. They're not that far ahead of us,
you will tell you.
Speaker 1 (54:10):
But I I know of an early game at.
Speaker 2 (54:14):
Them, open at them, But eleven fifteenth.
Speaker 1 (54:21):
It is a bit much, but it's great. It's great
if you want a few pints.
Speaker 2 (54:24):
It's a clear it's it's the end of the six
stations that all the you know, winner lose on the
boos Scotland and Ireland in in Edinburgh. Assume is it
is the high Stadium in Edinburgh?
Speaker 1 (54:36):
Is isn't it Edinburgh? You're right? But but weirdly, why
didn't they have because the thing is surely kind of
you look at what who the potential winners et cetera
might be like Ireland Scotland is the second most kind
of decisive game. I think maybe not maybe Italy. Italy
(54:58):
Italy beat Scotland. I don't know who. Well, they're not
going to change it now Everyone's eleven fifteen.
Speaker 2 (55:07):
And of course our monster will be playing the Bulls,
trying to get some Jesus Christ, trying trying to get
back a bit, get back something. Anyway, this weekend they
played with the Bulls at half five on Saturday evening
in a two men so hopefully they can go home
to a full house. Listen. I haven't eaten bit bitingers
up till about since about one o'clock to day, and
(55:27):
I can't believe I'm still functioning because I'm normally fairly
cranky when I'm hungry. How you have you had your grub?
Speaker 1 (55:33):
I had a bit. I'm going to have a snack note.
Speaker 2 (55:35):
Before a nice, nice, nice nice.
Speaker 1 (55:39):
It's my I'm getting scanned tomorrow. I'm in noggin.
Speaker 2 (55:43):
Good, finally, fucking finally.
Speaker 1 (55:46):
Yeah, and then I have my coaching assessment in the afternoon.
Speaker 2 (55:50):
So you're right, David, You've a right David tomorrow Jesus anyway,
this will happen, This will be released a post, but
it'll be good news. It will be good news. All
positivity is going towards Anna and for both on both counts.
We get to see inside your head and we'll get
(56:11):
to hear about your new your new coaching levels. It
is very exciting. Yeah right, do you know what we
will have to mind the rocks.
Speaker 1 (56:22):
Who you will indeed mind the rocks, lay the Banana
and Bess Robbie Pod
Popular Podcasts
Stuff You Should Know
If you've ever wanted to know about champagne, satanism, the Stonewall Uprising, chaos theory, LSD, El Nino, true crime and Rosa Parks, then look no further. Josh and Chuck have you covered.
My Favorite Murder with Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark
My Favorite Murder is a true crime comedy podcast hosted by Karen Kilgariff and Georgia Hardstark. Each week, Karen and Georgia share compelling true crimes and hometown stories from friends and listeners. Since MFM launched in January of 2016, Karen and Georgia have shared their lifelong interest in true crime and have covered stories of infamous serial killers like the Night Stalker, mysterious cold cases, captivating cults, incredible survivor stories and important events from history like the Tulsa race massacre of 1921. My Favorite Murder is part of the Exactly Right podcast network that provides a platform for bold, creative voices to bring to life provocative, entertaining and relatable stories for audiences everywhere. The Exactly Right roster of podcasts covers a variety of topics including historic true crime, comedic interviews and news, science, pop culture and more. Podcasts on the network include Buried Bones with Kate Winkler Dawson and Paul Holes, That's Messed Up: An SVU Podcast, This Podcast Will Kill You, Bananas and more.
The Joe Rogan Experience
The official podcast of comedian Joe Rogan.