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Oct 4, 2026

Justin PeachHOST
21:57
So yeah, Robbie Keane, he's, um, he's done well for himself.
Justin PeachHOST
22:00
He's, he's been out at Maccabi Tel Aviv, had a fairly good record there, and he went to Ferencváros in, in Hungary.
Justin PeachHOST
22:05
Again-
Lucas YeomansHOST
22:06
I think it's Ferencpáros
Daniel EnnisGUEST
15:38
And how they know that? Because the Israeli Premier League has a week in, week out.
Daniel EnnisGUEST
15:44
We see Maccabi Tel Aviv in Champions League competition.
Daniel EnnisGUEST
15:48
We've seen them death to all Arabs every single week.
Daniel EnnisGUEST
15:51
So it's the FAI's fault.
Matt PollardHOST
43:19
Very clearly how you would with a pool cue.
Matt PollardHOST
43:21
There's a post from him in February scoring a goal for Maccabi Tel Aviv that also shows this hand positioning.
Matt PollardHOST
43:27
But then...
Matt PollardHOST
43:28
But then is holding it like that and then angles it up from the upside.

6 MINS LATER

Mark GoodmanHOST
49:31
It was something to that effect, and I was basically like, that's a very nice way of approaching it.
Mark GoodmanHOST
49:39
It's a funny kind of look at him.
Mark GoodmanHOST
49:41
I thought he was holding a pool of queue even before Matt told me that he had done it in a previous game for Maccabi Tel Aviv I am very surprised at you know you know going around the internet and seeing what's on socials and Instagram and all that stuff that like people are ginning up this like drama that like this Israeli player mimicked a gun and what was he thinking and Matt's point is really valid which is like it doesn't really make sense to think that he's a you know an far right wing, pro-violence, anti-Gaza, you know, Israeli Zionist nationalists, because he's an Arab.
Mark GoodmanHOST
50:26
He's an Israeli Arab.
Adam EsmailHOST
3:08
So as long as the building is there, everyone is okay.
Adam EsmailHOST
3:12
But when we've had riots, for example, when we've had Islamophobic attacks, for example, when we had Maccabi Tel Aviv, for example, prior to that, if you remember many, many years ago when the Iraq war happened, what happened with the Saddam Masjid, thus they changed the name, right? When incidents like those happened, That's the only time where we get really agitated, thinking, oh no, the building's under attack, and people are smashing the windows.
Adam EsmailHOST
3:38
And rightly so, a person should be concerned.
Adam EsmailHOST
3:42
But Masjid al-Aqsa is very different because it's not one building.
Sean O'ConnorHOST
24:38
A lot of strong feelings from the Israeli media and their players and their manager in terms of their point of view on that.
Sean O'ConnorHOST
24:43
The Maccabi Tel Aviv player, his name escapes me.
Sean O'ConnorHOST
24:48
answering questions from the Irish media on the situation and telling the Irish media that you foreigners aren't aware of the full situation.
Sean O'ConnorHOST
24:57
If the Ireland players want to know the full story, they should read more and visit Israel.
Josh HowieGUEST
24:14
I don't know if, what, what, when, um, Life of Brian came out, were there- Sort of, I know that there were protests from Christian groups, but I don't think it was to that level and that sort of, um, level of intimidation necessarily.
Josh HowieGUEST
24:30
Uh, these are the same groups who are tied very much to what happened, uh, with the Maccabi Tel Aviv, um, football and trying to keep Jews out of Birmingham as well.
Fraser MyersHOST
24:40
Yeah.
Josh HowieGUEST
24:41
Uh, but it is scary.
Eoghan McNeillPANELIST
2:42
And it's for, um, optimizing US troops' performance on the ground, in their, wherever they may be in the world.
Eoghan McNeillPANELIST
2:52
They've also partnered with Israeli soccer teams, like Maccabi Tel Aviv, who everyone loves.
Harry BrowneHOST
2:59
Right.
Eoghan McNeillPANELIST
3:00
And now they're doing the same thing for the League of Ireland.
Nick DelehantyHOST
4:40
This is before October 7th.
Nick DelehantyHOST
4:41
Maccabi Tel Aviv.
Nick DelehantyHOST
4:43
Maccabi Tel Aviv.
Nick DelehantyHOST
4:44
And he decided that even after October 7th and the war in Gaza, he would stay on and see out his contract till the end of the season.
Nick DelehantyHOST
4:53
And for doing that, just for doing his job, he has been absolutely cancelled.
Razi GinzbergHOST
6:03
But yeah, sports competitions are not held in Israel.
Razi GinzbergHOST
6:06
So like when there's an away match and a home match for Israeli teams, there's an away match and a neutral stadium match.
Razi GinzbergHOST
6:14
But Ireland is allowed to host matches in Dublin, and they do.
Razi GinzbergHOST
6:18
When it's a friendly country like the Islamic dictatorship of Qatar, they can host it, and the only thing they have to worry about is protests against the existence of Jews.
Nick DelehantyHOST
4:40
This is before October 7th.
Nick DelehantyHOST
4:41
Maccabi Tel Aviv.
Nick DelehantyHOST
4:43
Maccabi Tel Aviv.
Nick DelehantyHOST
4:44
And he decided that even after October 7th and the war in Gaza, he would stay on and see out his contract till the end of the season.
Nick DelehantyHOST
4:53
And for doing that, just for doing his job, he has been absolutely cancelled.

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