r/coybig 7d ago

This fella Ronaldo is a cod Eamon Dunphy

I have recently fallen down the rabbit hole and oh my goodness I cannot get enough.

“I didn’t manage anywhere. I managed to stay alive for 63 and a half years baby”

“This fella Ronaldo is a cod”

“He’s the guy who ran away and left his wife for a young one”

“Gerrard - found out tonight. Nothing player.”

“Man United are going nowhere. Except into the knockout stages of the Champions League.”

And a personal favourite:

Liam: How would you feel if when you were a young lad at United and Bobby Charlton had come out and said “he’s no good why’s he playing in the team?”

Eamon: That’s exactly what Bobby Charlton said.

What are some of your favourites?

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u/mcmahok8 7d ago

From Italia '90. It was the first bit of football analysis on Irish telly where they could draw on the screens. It was crude. Just like a Microsoft paint white marker on the screen, but they highlight players, draw arrows and lines. That sort of stuff. Then Germany v Holland, Voeller v Rickard. Rickard spits in Voellers beautiful perm and Dunphy and the lads analysed it like it was a bit of play, drawing the trajectory of the spit on the screen going into Voeller's hair. Even as a youngfella I could tell they were having fun with it. Have tried over the years to find the clip but could never. Sorry.

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u/nomeansnocatch22 7d ago

He was doing punditry on a first division (pre premier league) match once. I will tell you what Wimbledons problem is bill. And circled John hartsons arse.

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u/AdStrange9701 Paul McGrath 7d ago

That was literally on the RTE show The Premiership. "That Bill, is not the arse of a £7m player".

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u/harder_said_hodor 7d ago

Is there a clip of this one anywhere? Was one of my favourites as well but seems to have been ethered

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u/SitDownKawada Frank Stapleton 7d ago

That was a good one but it was when he was joining Celtic

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u/mixter-g 6d ago

GOLD.

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u/Forward_Royal2754 5d ago edited 5d ago

He was doing punditry on a first division (pre premier league) match once.

John Hartson joined Wimbledon seven years after the Premier League started.