At halftime, with the score 0-0, the Al Jazeera sports analyst kept replaying Morocco's best attempts, until Adnan was driven to ask in exasperation why the man had nothing good to say about Iraq.
Now, I'm not easily driven to exasperation, but I did rather hold my head in my hands during Mr Foreman's tirade.
I'm embarrassed to recall how many club pros I have driven to exasperation.
"Tethering" the BBC to the government in this way was driven by a desperate attempt to grapple with inflation, though there was an element of political exasperation with the BBC as well.
At the time, Cook was sliding fast into serious alcoholism, and Moore was, somewhat understandably, driven to tearful exasperation by this.
The rebellion is also driven by exasperation at the self-confessed mishandling of the issue by the shadow chancellor, John McDonnell.
"You have to understand," says Peggy, who at 54 is given to exasperation about her husband's more exotic ideas.
It is also turning to exasperation because of what is seen as the intemperate tone of Tsipras and his team.
He has never seen a werewolf movie and thought about locking himself up at night? — but there's a bit of ingenuity in how David Schulner, the show's creator, plays with the logistics of the Jason-Ian relationship, and occasionally some genuine humor in their battles, which drive each to exasperation.
I had a book with me, and was equipped to resist exasperation for a while.
Butcher was lost to his exasperation and anger on the touchline.
