I think he has given hope to people who may have suffered similar problems in the past.
Yeah. If "no discernible talent" and "attention craving" are regarded as problems, you're spot on.
I think he has given hope to people who may have suffered similar problems in the past.
Yeah. If "no discernible talent" and "attention craving" are regarded as problems, you're spot on.
I disagree. George has a wonderful way with words both on radio and on tv. I think he has great presence on the radio. Much warmer than Pat the Plank and Pat is good on radio.
+1Pat usually knows what he is talking about. He can conduct an interview without talking over his guest in order to let everyone know (yet again) what his opinions are and he attempts to be neutral. In all of the above he differs from George Hook.
What about his rugby analyst work? Did people find that irritating?
George is not there for his knowledge. He is there because people find his mix of charm, smugness, arrogance and sometimes contrarian views riveting viewing.
He is strangely representative of modern ireland in the persona of an old codger.
As he says himself "its out there......so why not have it?"
He has had laser eye surgery (but he didn't go for the High St heavily advertised service for his surgery - ssshhh, don't tell the audience)The ad that would annoy me is the one with the golfer recommending some crowd for laser eye surgery. Unless he's actually had them laser his eyes then I don't think he should be on pretending that he has had a good experience with them (unless he has, I which case I'll crawl back into my spider-hole).