BRIAN O'DRISCOLL: After The Roar | Life after elite sport

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Former Ireland captain Brian O'Driscoll joins Joe Molloy to chat about his new documentary, 'After the Roar', which discusses the repercussions of retiring from elite sport on men’s mental health
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Комментарии : 31

@junedonnelly4531 Год назад

Absolute legend!

@4kinggood329 Год назад

Brian as a south african I always luved you. Well done bru. Miss you in the big game.

@neilcooper9508 Год назад

I remember Brian being speer tacled by the all blacks he came back from that wot a grate player he was in fact wot a grate team irland have hope thay win world cup big respect english fan 👍

@davidoconnor8224 Год назад

Really enjoyed that, thanks for the super interview! Brian is an erudite, great to listen to.

@MarcelAspenite Год назад

Great interview. BOD made us all very proud during his rugby career! Hope to see him commentating for many years to come! I was at the Northampton game in Cardiff and how we sang all the way back to London on the train that night! The funny thing is, the only time I met the smiling, friendly and engaging BOD was in a bar in Sandymount after a Leinster game and I stupidly said, you look a lot bigger on the Telly😅

@geoffnelson6756 8 месяцев назад

I left the military a few years ago, took a couple of years adjusting to civvy Street, but for top sportsmen, it's not just the adjustment in life, the high suicide rate is likely due to the loss of dopamine hits from not competing at a high level.

@eamonronan8715 Год назад

As always, highly informative, intelligent and entertaining

@tennistank7606 Год назад

Brian is very clever and was always going to be successful off the pitch which makes things a bit easier. Its tougher for players who don't quite have the same intellect and star power

@jimosullivan1876 Год назад

Totally honest as usual , a credit to the game in all aspects , a great communicator

@jbuck147 Год назад

Main career achievement - arguably teaching Austin Healy some manners

@maryhatch9225 Год назад

The giants upon whose shoulders others stand must take satisfaction in and credit for showing the way to those others. BOD is one such giant of whom there are too few. Fare well Brian.

@hughjanus2020 Год назад

Best forward Ireland ever produced. Nice one Shaggy.

@buycbdonline Год назад

His nickname was actually ROG

@theflaver Год назад

Wonderful session. I've always thought that BOD was a good guy.

@seanoconghaile9546 Год назад

Any idea why it wasn't shown?

@MarcelAspenite Год назад

P.S. shocking to read the trolls dribble. Post sporting life is something many people find fascinating to read about especially from the perspective of one of the giants of the sport of Irish rugby 🏉

@brianogorman7752 Год назад

Is he Ireland greatest ever sportsman?

@francoking3641 Год назад

Might I be bold enough to suggest this chat, is revisited [ and reversed ] when the time comes [ when it surely must ] for Joe Molloy to hang up his microphone..?

@ianbrady1525 Год назад

IMO Joe Molloy is superb at what he does. The Parkinson of sport IMO

@hughjanus2020 Год назад

What on earth is this about? Brian the multi millionaire felt a bit sad, had a few pints. It's hardly the Ukraine crisis. This is cringe worthy self absorbed drivel.

@buycbdonline Год назад

Hey Hugh J you don't understand how hard it is to have to fly all expenses paid to H cup matches and watch the game and then talk about them for 10 mins at half time. It's a rough gig.

@smoozerish Год назад

Cry me a river

@briandoherty245 Год назад

Jesus, he felt sad after finishing rugby! He really lost it!

@joelhickman9158 Год назад

Does he not realise that millions of people are struggling to pay the bills and he's playing the world's smallest violin just because he doesn't get to be an international rugby player forever?! 🙄

@raphaeleckert7946 Год назад

what does one have to do with the other?

@dwayneschick4929 Год назад

That is not the topic of their discussion, nor is it relevant here. Hopefully more men watch this and realize that they can open up about their struggles and it IS ok to talk to people. Stoicism isn't about shutting people out; it helps when a prominent figure, especially one that is commonly recognized as being the pinnacle of mental fortitude like Brian, talks about mental health struggles openly and candidly. Suicide rates among men is a real problem that needs to be addressed, and pod casts like this absolutely and unequivocally help.

@TheIrishPhysiotherapist Год назад

Have you considered the possibility that people will get comfort during this difficult time knowing that someone like him had mental health difficulties? It's refreshing for some to see that he is human.