Irish hurling commentary. BBC Two 16.30 on a Sunday! Im here for it though!

Haha. Best game in the world Jim.

He said pucked it not fucked it..

Fluffed it

Definitely said “fluffed it” but I like how’re you’re thinkin 🤣

Fluffed it?

@thomasniblock ? Dis you!

One of the most entertaining sports to watch 👌

Fluffed it, but glad you’re watching. Tune in next week for the all Ireland football final

Jim listen to this. This is what football should be about, bring back passion and get rid of corporatism from the game

Fluffed it, Fluffed it!

Well i loved it. That second half was sensational and loved how fans were in together! Reminded me of the 86 cup final with liverpool and everton fans in together

It's the best sport about Jim mate. Ya should get yourself over for a game, ya'll love it. Look after yourself lad

‘Pucked it’. Like pucked it out

He said fluffed Jim. I initially thought that too and I have a similar accent. Great game to get you interested too.

lol he said he fluffed it , I thought that when he said but realised it was fluffed it

Amazing game and it was far from the best one ✔️

Fluffed not fxxked

Sounds about right😅

“Fluffed it “ , you idiot

Faultless

In Ireland we’re the sport is played he say fluffed then followed by up the Ra

😂😂😂😂

It did sound like that

It’s a puck .. that’s what he said 😅

@thomasniblock fluffed this one Tommy 😂

Fluffed it - very common turn of phrase for a miss hit sideline.

Pucked it

@thomasniblock tone it down a bit lad

"Pucked it" - referring to the "Poc Fada" its an ancient Irish hurling tradition, translating to "long puck," where players test their skills by hitting a sliotar (ball) as far as possible over a set course using a hurley. In the match, its referenced when scores come from dist.

Tbf he did make a balls of if

Why are the bbc even showing this.

The passion of the game

It’s the accent he’s saying thumped it but I understand that you’re hearing he absolutely fucked it 🤣🤣🤣

The man himself could answer this one🤣 @thomasniblock

Re watch it on RTE player, you’ll hear proper passionate Irish commentary.

Its very common to use some industrial language...