David Boyle
David Boyle
5 Years 30 days - Dream Over
5 Years 30 days - Dream Over
5 Years 30 days - Dream Over
Monday 17th June 2024
Comedian David Boyle hilariously recounts the moment he realised his sporting dreams were over in this episode of 'I'm Quitting Alcohol'.
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Get the buttons here!David Boyle's Hilarious Realisation: Sporting Dreams Crushed
Episode Overview
- David Boyle realises his professional sports dreams are over.
- A day playing sports with his son leads to a painful reality check.
- Boyle reflects on past ambitions and physical limitations.
- Humorous anecdotes about ageing and failed dreams.
- Shifts focus to comedy after accepting the end of his athletic aspirations.
Hubris, that's the word of the day. You think you can get out there and just do 180s like you're 12 years old again? No you can't.
Ever wondered what it's like to have your sporting dreams crushed by the reality of ageing? In this episode of 'I'm Quitting Alcohol', comedian David Boyle shares a hilarious yet humbling tale of his realisation that his dreams of becoming a professional athlete are well and truly over. Boyle recounts a day spent playing football and rugby with his son, only to be met with the harsh truth that his body can't keep up with his ambitions anymore.
He describes the painful moment his knees cracked while trying to keep up with his son's quick changes of direction, leading to the sobering conclusion that his days of dreaming about a career in professional sports are behind him. Boyle's humour shines through as he reflects on his past, imagining himself as a potential soccer star or UFC fighter, only to be brought back to reality by his physical limitations.
He even jokes about living vicariously through his son, hoping to train him into the athlete he could never become. This episode is a mix of self-deprecating humour and genuine reflection, making it a relatable listen for anyone who's had to come to terms with the passage of time and the end of certain dreams.
Don't miss out on Boyle's candid and entertaining storytelling - it's sure to make you laugh and maybe even reflect on your own dreams and realities.