Pretty decent interview. He went down well, which I generally gauge by what my Ma says in texts.
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Tyson Fury on "Ireland's Jonathan Ross Show"
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slapbangwhallop
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Re: Tyson Fury on "Ireland's Jonathan Ross Show"
Yeh I saw that last week, the sauna anecdote amused Tyson more than anyone else! Thought he came across quite well in fairness. Looking forward to the treble world title defence at Croke Park.slapbangwhallop wrote:Pretty decent interview. He went down well, which I generally gauge by what my Ma says in texts.
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Thought the McGrath interview at the end stole the show.
Re: Tyson Fury on "Ireland's Jonathan Ross Show"
Modern day, I'd say Alonso was the man in the premier league.MachoMan09 wrote:Younger posters will be unaware of just how good a player McGrath was. I still haven't seen many players who could make as much time for themselves as Paul.JamesH wrote:Thought the McGrath interview at the end stole the show.
The likes of Molby were masters at it though, who needs to run eh
Re: Tyson Fury on "Ireland's Jonathan Ross Show"
Jan Molby couldn't run even if he wanted too!Lenny wrote:Modern day, I'd say Alonso was the man in the premier league.MachoMan09 wrote:Younger posters will be unaware of just how good a player McGrath was. I still haven't seen many players who could make as much time for themselves as Paul.JamesH wrote:Thought the McGrath interview at the end stole the show.
The likes of Molby were masters at it though, who needs to run eh
Re: Tyson Fury on "Ireland's Jonathan Ross Show"
So true. Think I'd trade seeing him play for my youth back though lolMachoMan09 wrote:Younger posters will be unaware of just how good a player McGrath was. I still haven't seen many players who could make as much time for themselves as Paul.JamesH wrote:Thought the McGrath interview at the end stole the show.
On a serious note he was always a second or two ahead in the game. Despite some recent (and to now rare) poor games, Ledley King is probably the closest comparison and not just because of his injuries! Both laid back and shy off the pitch too.
McGrath has to be the best pure defender I've seen play in the flesh though.
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stevieb_8006
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Re: Tyson Fury on "Ireland's Jonathan Ross Show"
am i right in thinking he never trained cos of his dodgy knees?
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jameswilson
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Re: Tyson Fury on "Ireland's Jonathan Ross Show"
No Fury never trained because of his wobbling tits.stevieb_8006 wrote:am i right in thinking he never trained cos of his dodgy knees?