Après Match

Last night's episode was painful... it's gotten tried over the years

Strange that it was on last night after the match, usually only on for tournaments.

Did they do a programme based on last nights match?

irishmufc wrote: Trap junior wrote: I think that one is Jackie Fullerton/David Trimble hybrid I never found that one that funny tbh but his Ulster rugby fan one was better.

Ah Muff that is fookin classic!

pre Madonna wrote: https://youtu.be/fjEkjeVzL34 that one muff. I do wonder ifthey can achieve consistency over a longer show.

I had this conversation with one of the lads before and we came to the (drunken) conclusion that it wouldn't work.

It's better in short spurts before, half time and after Ireland games. If they released a program Rosenstockish like it, this thread would be a lit less complimentary tbh.

https://youtu.be/fjEkjeVzL34

that one muff.

I do wonder ifthey can achieve consistency over a longer show.

edit. Sorry PM I only copped you mean't apres match's BBC NI sketch

pre Madonna wrote: Agreed Muff, which is why I like apres match so much. They exaggerate the nuances of the characters brilliantly as well as reading between the lines brilliantly. That BBC NI sketch is one of the best things on youtube.

Oh Jesus no, not that Give my head peace. I found that atrocious as nordies aren't intentionally funny

Frank Carson Patrick Kielty and Kevin McAleer being a case in point.

Edited by irishmufc - 06 Jul 2015 at 7:40pm

Apres Match is classic but fear a full weekly show is a bad move


Edited by Trap junior - 06 Jul 2015 at 7:29pm

pre Madonna wrote: FREEWHEELER wrote: Denis Irwin wrote: Lads have gotten their own series on RTE   Let's hope it's an improvement on the likes of Rosenstock and Callan who when getting their own series, was absolutey terrible, but these guys are the biz so it should be good. Rosenstock has passed his sell by date by about 5 years and how Callan hasn't been murdered is a mystery. There is a certain irony, in the fact that a bad Enda impersonator is the only bigger embarrassment to the country, than Enda.

Impersonations have to be one of the lowest forms of wit.

Rosenstock was never funny, did a good impression of Mourinho but it simply wasn't funny.

Alistair McGowan doing Alan Hanson, again a perfect impression but just not funny.

People tend to think if someone sounds like them it's automatically funny.

What I loved about Bo Selecta was the impressions were so ridiculous they were brilliant (plus being a stoned student in college watching it certainly helped)

Michael Jackson's tour Of New York was priceless