Dave Hanratty

Kevin Doyle is locked in.

I will say for anyone who doesn't listen to the Indo Daily or the sister podcast to Indosport.

Kev hosts usually about once a week, and it's almost always a really serious topic.

It's almost a really grim, world-shattering problem.

And last week, I was like, this Brooklyn Beckham thing is kind of interesting.

Maybe we should do this.

I know it's a bit tabloidy, but it's a slice of life, and it's something a little bit different from the endless Donald Trump.

is the world-ending January grimness schedule.

And since then, I've converted that man.

He is wired and locked in to the point that I found out about the Instagram stories last night from his WhatsApp message.

And literally, I swear to God, coming in today into the Indo newsroom, from every department I walked past, audience, business, video, audio, I'm naming and shaming everybody here.

No one is not talking about this.

It's on Sky News.

It's on serious news outlets.

And I understand that listeners might be like, lads, come on.

It is January, it is grim, and I think people are absolutely delighted to get some form of escapism right now.

That's an iconic soundbite, though.

Keane's one I don't think is going to hold in history as much as that one did.

It is a bit below the belt.

And you could argue, if you want to play devil's advocate, you could say, well, he was responding to a criticism that was made against him 10 years ago or whatever it was.