Dryden;1590558; said:...wound up doing prison time from an outstanding warrant for writing a bad check to a Chinese Restaurant when he lived there back in 1996,...
Was the Chinese restaurant called "Yu Pei Nao"?

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Dryden;1590558; said:...wound up doing prison time from an outstanding warrant for writing a bad check to a Chinese Restaurant when he lived there back in 1996,...
MaxBuck;1590013; said:I like Hooley. Doesn't mean I agree with everything he says. But the guy really is a Buckeye fan.
The kind of BS one reads on most Buckeye message boards (thank God for BP!) makes anything Hooley might ever say seem very tame. He throws a lot of outrageous comments out there just to stir the pot and get people to call in. That's what people with his job do. At least he's able to complete a grammatically correct sentence occasionally, something Torgerson has never done in his life. It's a good thing "the Torg" never had to take the Ohio school proficiency exams; he'd still be studying for the 4th grade one.
Dryden;1590558; said:Mentioned earlier, but before Hooley, who joined TheFan permanently in '05, they had Ian Fitzsimmons and Herbie. Herbie and Fitz were GREAT. Ian left in Oct '04 and moved to Salt Lake City, then from there headed home for Alabama, got pulled over for rolling through a stop sign and wound up doing prison time from an outstanding warrant for writing a bad check to a Chinese Restaurant when he lived there back in 1996, and after that moved to Dallas. I read he recently got canned from his job there.
The knock on Fitz was that he had the sense of humor of a 4th grader ... like a kid from South Park. From what I've read online it doesn't sound as if he's been a huge fan favorite at any of his stops since, but I think the Columbus audience really liked him. At least, I never heard many complaints about the afternoon show when he and Herbie showed up everyday like clockwork.
After Ian left, TheFan brought in Damon Bruce. Bruce worked there for two weeks during the height of the MoC-accusation fiasco, did an absolutely brilliant interview with ESPN's Tom Friend, where he ripped Friend up one side and down the other and damn near had Friend crying by the end of the interview, then Damon took off a week of work because he was sick. Apparently, you don't get a week of PTO at 1460 if you've only been there for two weeks, so he got canned.
Ricordati took over the show in the interim with Hooley guesting, then in 2005 Hooley got the gig full time. I listened for about a month, and haven't listened to the station since. I would rather listen to the air blowing out of my car's A/C than listen to Hooley. He is fucking awful. Ricordati is even worse.
OWUBuckeye51;1590827; said:I will agree with much what has already been said - seems to have undying adulation for Thad and OSU hoops and is very hard on Tress/OSU Football.
Dryden;1590558; said:Mentioned earlier, but before Hooley, who joined TheFan permanently in '05, they had Ian Fitzsimmons and Herbie. Herbie and Fitz were GREAT. Ian left in Oct '04 and moved to Salt Lake City, then from there headed home for Alabama, got pulled over for rolling through a stop sign and wound up doing prison time from an outstanding warrant for writing a bad check to a Chinese Restaurant when he lived there back in 1996, and after that moved to Dallas. I read he recently got canned from his job there.
The knock on Fitz was that he had the sense of humor of a 4th grader ... like a kid from South Park. From what I've read online it doesn't sound as if he's been a huge fan favorite at any of his stops since, but I think the Columbus audience really liked him. At least, I never heard many complaints about the afternoon show when he and Herbie showed up everyday like clockwork.
After Ian left, TheFan brought in Damon Bruce. Bruce worked there for two weeks during the height of the MoC-accusation fiasco, did an absolutely brilliant interview with ESPN's Tom Friend, where he ripped Friend up one side and down the other and damn near had Friend crying by the end of the interview, then Damon took off a week of work because he was sick. Apparently, you don't get a week of PTO at 1460 if you've only been there for two weeks, so he got canned.
Ricordati took over the show in the interim with Hooley guesting, then in 2005 Hooley got the gig full time. I listened for about a month, and haven't listened to the station since. I would rather listen to the air blowing out of my car's A/C than listen to Hooley. He is [censored]ing awful. Ricordati is even worse.
CleveBucks;1591065; said:What's the lineup on 103.9? I like Spielman but Hooley ruins that show.
calibuck;1591762; said:Someone please correct me, but I seem to recollect that everyone was against Hooley when he was a hack for the Plain Dealer? But now he's a 'Buckeye Fan'? Don't get the PD here in Cali, but do see the 'Buckeye Blitz' on the B10 channel, and think he's become a 'homer' for the Buckeyes. He makes sense, although everyone on that show looks through rose-colored spectacles, but that's the kind of show it is.
He appears to know his stuff, and carries it off in a real sense on the tube. Hey, if he takes the kings wage, then he serves the king. that's all he's doing, as we all would too. He's paid to say the 'good', while we in the peanut gallery are not paid to see the 'bad' or the 'ugly', which we do.
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I will. During basketball season, he comes across as a homer. During football season, he seems to live for controversy and calamity (which surround losses or off-field incidents).Someone please correct me