Conor McKeown
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2,061 appearances
13 recordings
3 series
first heard Mar 2026
last heard 24 Jul
Conor McKeown’s voice in public audio — every appearance, attributed to the second.
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I think if he extrapolated that over the season, he would have smashed it.
But then he started getting injured and missed big trenches of it.
So, like, it definitely is a thing that people are aware of now.
But I just don't think, I don't think the players themselves should even be acknowledging it.
Because you're almost making that suggestion or putting it out into the kind of ether, as you said.
Like there's Kevin De Bruyne assists and Mesut Ozil assists, you know, the killer pass that nobody else sees.
And they're worth one.
And then you have the guy who, and like, because most football goals now are sort of fairly intricate moves.
And the last pass is no more...
The greatest assist of all time was the Sergio Busquets one, where he stands there and he puts the ball in his toe.
It was like a screen.
Yeah, it was a screen, and Messi takes the ball past three Real Madrid defenders and puts it past Casillas.
Yeah, the only worrying thing about Wemba Nyama is like this time, not this time, but in January last year when he was in his kind of debut breakout season, he missed a long, he missed the second half of the season and it was with like deep veins.
Deep veins from the muscles in his shoulder, yeah.
And he keeps picking up these odd injuries which are like, you know, people kind of speculate that it's kind of linked to his very strange dimensions.
Because he has missed sort of three or four games here, you know, some being taken out.
The most recent one was concussion.
But, I mean, even if people don't like or don't follow basketball that closely, do watch the Spurs.
Like, they might only have two more games left this season if they get knocked out.
But it's just worth it to watch it because the sort of visual grammar, as we know, of basketball, you know, the point guard takes the ball and the centre goes underneath the net.
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