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Just watched him being interviewed on On The Couch, and I don't know if it was nerves, or something else, but he just didn't seem quite with it.

He didn't answer the questions that were directly put to him, and a few times when he tried to answer the question he was asked, he went off on some tangent that had nothing to do with what was asked.

Did anyone else see the interview?

As far as the MFC job goes, he has another meeting with us this Thursday.

 

He was fine.. He couldnt answer some questions and explained that. Given Healy was privvy to the procedures what was Sheeds supposed to answer at times?

I saw it and got goose bumps and kept looking at the tie to see if it was black or blue :P

I like dwhat i saw and heard.

 
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He was fine.. He couldnt answer some questions and explained that. Given Healy was privvy to the procedures what was Sheeds supposed to answer at times?

That's true, but some of the answers he have regarding the game on the weekend, why players were picked etc I found a little bizarre.

Don't know.....maybe I'm reading too much into it, or maybe he's always been that way and I've never really paid attention........just thought he was a little off that's all.

That's true, but some of the answers he have regarding the game on the weekend, why players were picked etc I found a little bizarre.

Don't know.....maybe I'm reading too much into it, or maybe he's always been that way and I've never really paid attention........just thought he was a little off that's all.

I didn't see the interview tonight but I have seen Sheedy interviews before where he hasn't made any sense at all. I think Sheedy is an odd media performer. For what ever reason he does not play it straight.

As long as he plays it straight on match day I'm happy.


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He didn't answer the questions that were directly put to him, and a few times when he tried to answer the question he was asked, he went off on some tangent that had nothing to do with what was asked.

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I didn't see the interview but that's a skill that each politician has to learn. They don't give answers to questions but twist the questions to say what they have given the interview to say. If that worries you about Sheeds then our parliamentarians must freak you out.

Sheeds has always been like that, gives you an answer but leaves you wondering if you got want you wanted. Just look at his eyes, they are still as sly and deceptive as ever.

Just watched him being interviewed on On The Couch, and I don't know if it was nerves, or something else, but he just didn't seem quite with it.

He didn't answer the questions that were directly put to him, and a few times when he tried to answer the question he was asked, he went off on some tangent that had nothing to do with what was asked.

Did anyone else see the interview?

As far as the MFC job goes, he has another meeting with us this Thursday.

Im with you. I thought he seemed a bit vauge and not with it. If you get the chance to watch it again listen for his freudian slips.

 

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