Alan Hunter

**Xlex** · 14/04/2004, 9:08 AM

I don't have much time for Dunphy but he fairly asked the nice question of "who are ya" on Gerry Ryan this morning. I believe he asked the same of him on prime time last night.

Log on to www.shamrockfm.com to become a member of the ISSA and belong to 50,000 bethren.

BTW, I posted here to maximise exposure. It is his support over the Dublin Dons project which ****ed us off.

**Xlex** · 14/04/2004, 9:16 AM

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his links to Irish clubs were courtasy of JW's el.net

**max power** · 14/04/2004, 11:08 AM

i was listening to that interview this morning and i have to say he was a fool, i didn't see prime time, but he tried to avoid dunphys questions at every turn.....

**Xlex** · 14/04/2004, 12:13 PM

Ah I could see the irony of his asking about Byrne's credentials but we're talking about Hunter. And I'm gald Eamo asked him of his credentials, because he hasn't any.

**Xlex** · 14/04/2004, 12:28 PM

You could say that he was fairly successful on Radio, and IMO he is quite an obvious choice for a pro-Keane slant on a Roy Keane story. The reason I posted was to rejoice in someone asking the obvious of a puppet RTE promote as the voice of IFSA, a group with a membership of 50,000 soccer supporters. The reason I posted in the eL forum was that he surfaced around the time of the Dublin Dons story and hasn't gone away. He hasn't proved to be anything other than an embarrassment. You can make what you want of Dunphy (of which I'm not a particular fan).

**Xlex** · 14/04/2004, 12:43 PM

Eircom have had multiple international exchanges suffering congestion from the sheer volumes of calls Hunter, president of IFSA, has received condemning the availability of Keane. In a statement released earlier, Alan, 32st, ns, gsoh, said that "although I absolutely love RMK, I can only speak for my members of which a considerable few expressed their disappointment at the sudden availability of the exiled one. ". It is believed that the IFSA will request a private audience with the Cork one in a bid to kiss his arse and alleviate the threat of a chorus of booing the Irish supporting public have become renowned for. PRESS(****) RELEASE END

**eoinh** · 14/04/2004, 1:23 PM

apparently hes also been on liveline this morning

**max power** · 14/04/2004, 1:32 PM

i have been listening to hunter on various radio stations all day ( i think he's following me) his personal attacks on keane are astounding and he is getting stuff wrong, he was going on about booze abuse and anger amnagement....both have nothing to do with football...if they were taken into account then paul mcgrath is just a drunk....which isn't true, he is a man with problems who was one of the greatest to ever wear an ireland jersey..

also he was commenting on haland and said keane ended his career, eh false....he retired because of problem with a knee alright....but it was his other knee and that is public knowledge....

**max power** · 14/04/2004, 2:41 PM

conor your wrong, man city pulled out of legal actions because the point you've made above would not stand up in court........

the fa ban was for intent in the tackle, look up the judgement from the fa....

but the tackle was not career ending