Dominic Iorfa’s thoughts

[Lawrie’s Left Peg]

2 hours ago, @owlstalk said:

To me this is very simple

 

There is zero issue with players and managers doing interviews at any time whether it’s post or prematch or midweek - no issues at all 

 

The whole situation is so easily sorted simply by those edgy fans who say they’re not interested in what the players have to say - simply don’t read these threads, watch the interviews or read their interviews

 

And if you do accidentally, once you’ve recovered from such a traumatic for you simply just move on and don’t chip in with comments on how they should do the talking on the pitch (which is like saying someone should breathe to survive)

 

If the edgy fans simply didn’t read what they say they’re not interested in reading the problem goes away 

 

THEM

 

And then the players can crack on continuing to do the interviews for the rest of us - Which they always have done and always will do

Amen. Hallelujah brother 

[Jim Wonk]

29 minutes ago, Lawrie’s Left Peg said:

Welcome to the Kingdom of the Keyboard Warrior in the Wonderful World of Social Media. 

 

My mate sweaty Barry from next door has a new book out called that...bloody coincidence 

[Lawrie’s Left Peg]

23 minutes ago, Jim Wonk said:

My mate sweaty Barry from next door has a new book out called that...bloody coincidence 

Or …… is it ……….?

[prowl]

8 hours ago, OneManBand said:

I'd rather they just show us.

Them people would say the media team never put out any interesting bits and pieces. The club and players can't win sometimes.

 

I don't mind the press conferences, I'm not fussed about them either but it does serve a purpose for some fans. Most pro sportsmen at any reasonable level know not to say anything controversial or pretty much anything but banalities. I wish they could speak the truth and tell us what goes on but it's never going to happen, the fall out might be severe.

 

I suppose the thing that comes across as most genuine was Hutch co commentating on games  sometimes. He did give inside details to some extent. Not earth shattering stuff but it did seem to come from his heart.

[Sefton owl]

9 hours ago, OneManBand said:

Blah Blah Blah.

At least it’s not the same old ‘yeah we will learn from this’. He’s definitely got character about him and obviously proud to play for us, can’t knock him for that.

[@owlstalk]

5 hours ago, Jim Wonk said:

That has got to be one of the best gifs on here of all time! And the one of Will Ferrell havin the nervous breakdown. Let’s have a new thread of owlstalk funniest gifs of all time to lighten the mood.

 

Ive not seen the Will Ferrel one yet!

[Kelfin Platz]

I love to hear the players and staff being interviewed, as long as they aren't just taking the replies from any questions out of the handbook of oven ready replies and the questioner is creative. Listening to some of the post match interviews some of the questions  haven't had any thought put into them and you just know what the replies going to be. Be better if they got supporters to set the questions, try some kids for a change, mix it up a bit.

As for Big Dom? Aren't we lucky to have him.

[Rogers]

Actions speak louder than words

 

We need 3-4 wins on the bounce to recover from the 2 straight losses