David Boyle
David Boyle
4 Years 87 days - Matilda's
4 Years 87 days - Matilda's
4 Years 87 days - Matilda's
Saturday 12th August 2023
David Boyle humorously reflects on the Matildas' World Cup win and his own health struggles in this entertaining episode of 'I'm Quitting Alcohol'.
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Episode Overview
- Reflects on the thrilling victory of the Australian women's soccer team
- Foresees the future of women's soccer with admiration and humour
- Shares insights on Indian culture's concept of 'drishti' amidst his illness
- Humorously acknowledges the impact of dietary choices on his recovery
- Leaves listeners with a mix of admiration and amusement
You girls are amazing, women's soccer's got a long way to go but I would say in like 15 20 years you're gonna have enough players in each team that have like silky man skills. You just get behind the national treasures, there's so many lesbians in soccer, is it like a prerequisite?
Ever had one of those days where you're sick as a dog but something amazing happens? Comedian David Boyle knows the feeling all too well. In this episode of 'I'm Quitting Alcohol', Boyle is down with a bug but still manages to find joy in the Australian women's soccer team's thrilling advance to the semi-finals of the World Cup.
His admiration for the Matildas is palpable as he humorously imagines a future where women's soccer rivals the men's game in excitement and skill. Despite his illness, Boyle can't help but chuckle about his abs making a surprise appearance, thanks to the 'evil eye' or 'drishti' concept from Indian culture. His musings on how his diet might be affecting his health add another layer of wit to the episode.
Through the haze of sickness, Boyle's love for soccer and his unique comedic lens shine brightly, offering listeners a blend of sports enthusiasm and self-deprecating humor.