
Paul Kimmage and recently retired rugby player Luke Fitzgerald go at it hot and heavy after Fitzgerald accused Kimmage of being an aggressive bully; allegations not to Kimmage’s liking.
Paul Kimmage and Luke Fitzgerald heated row video
Retired Irish international rugby player Luke Fitzgerald and Paul Kimmage have got embroiled in a heated row while the cameras were rolling.
They recently had a spat on Twitter, with Luke Fitzgerald taking exception to Kimmage’s branding on the Dublin football team as cheaters.
He said the GAA team had won the All Ireland by cheating the weekend before last.
Kimmage agreed to appear on The Left Wing podcast run by the Irish Independent, which is also recorded by TV cameras.
The footage is pretty explosive. Luke Fitzgerald accuses Paul Kimmage of being an aggressive bully and refuses to back down.
Kimmage had brought his book and historical stories in the media, all of which he said were evidence of what he had had to endure for his anti doping stance.
Fitzgerald insisted to Kimmage that they both wanted the same thing; clean sport. But he said the way Dublin had played was cynical rather than cheating.
And he point to Kimmage's doping, for a short period during his career, as a better example of cheating.
Kimmage said he had never tried to hide what he had done but insisted he was not a bully.
But Fitzgerald said many people in rugby did not want to have dialogue with Kimmage because they regarded him as aggressive and bullying.
The row between the two blew up on Twitter in February. And it exploded again since the All Ireland when Fitzgerald took on Kimmage over his branding of the Dublin footballers as cheaters.