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Published 11:09 6 Jul 2017 BST
Updated 11:28 6 Jul 2017 BST
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It goes without saying that Brolly's performance divided opinion.
Some were loving his heated debate with host Colm Parkinson.
https://twitter.com/kcbpf/status/882711343215915008
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Others just cannot warm to the divisive Derryman
But, love him or hate him, we cannot seem to stop talking about him. As a nation we are divided, with approximately 50 percent thinking Brolly is insufferable and the other 50 considering him a legend in his own lifetime.Fuck joe Brolly
— Mark Kirwan ⚽️ (@mkirwan83) July 5, 2017
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