I thought the parts dealing with Charlton's illness were sad and I felt for him and his heroic wife.
The 'Talking Heads' part was predictable nonsense, though. As well as the disgraced Ahern talking his usual ráiméas, and the worn-out and insulting tripe that football results trumped years of investment in an elite education system, a tax regime attractive to foreign investment and membership of the EU as the primary reason for the Celtic Tiger (would we all have starved if Mackay had missed?) we had the fresh nonsense from Niall Quinn that Charlton played a part in the Peace Process and opened a window for the political leaders to being men of violence in.
Fair play to him, it would have been news to John Hume, God love him.
The 'Talking Heads' part was predictable nonsense, though. As well as the disgraced Ahern talking his usual ráiméas, and the worn-out and insulting tripe that football results trumped years of investment in an elite education system, a tax regime attractive to foreign investment and membership of the EU as the primary reason for the Celtic Tiger (would we all have starved if Mackay had missed?) we had the fresh nonsense from Niall Quinn that Charlton played a part in the Peace Process and opened a window for the political leaders to being men of violence in.
Fair play to him, it would have been news to John Hume, God love him.
at times.
