Speaker 1: Speaking about the podcast with.
Speaker 2: Tim Jinniber on five Double A Breakfast.
Speaker 1: Jim Goami's Warren's Red Ray when he joins rowing Timmy
Speaker 1: g tonight on the Drive show thanks to Ignition for men, Timmy,
Speaker 1: good morning to you.
Speaker 3: Good morning gentlemen.
Speaker 2: Gee, where's I'll tell you what I'm up and about
Speaker 2: the weekends, about the hit And I was just thinking
Speaker 2: this time last week I gave that inspirational speech which
Speaker 2: none of the boys heard, and got up over the
Speaker 2: top of the long to win for the first time
Speaker 2: in seventeen years.
Speaker 3: And then I saw the game last night. I thought, jeez,
Speaker 3: we should have won by ten. Do you reckon? They're
Speaker 3: in trouble, you on? It doesn't look good, you know.
Speaker 2: And every team probably has their their moment in the
Speaker 2: season where they haven't a bit of a dip. You know,
Speaker 2: Colin would had their this year right at the beginning.
Speaker 2: I think you know that last year GWS didn't get
Speaker 2: going to the second half of the year. Port Adelaide
Speaker 2: had an amazing run last year, third in the middle
Speaker 2: and then fell away at the back end. And so
Speaker 2: it's about the timing of your run in this game
Speaker 2: sometimes and a bit of luck with those injuries, So
Speaker 2: you just got to make sure that you've got that
Speaker 2: curve going on the up when it goes into September
Speaker 2: and hopefully you've won enough game. So yeah, I think
Speaker 2: Geelong they're probably having a little bit of issue now,
Speaker 2: but I'm sure that they'll be out of bounce back.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that port wind though, to do it over there.
Speaker 1: I don't think you should take anything away from Port. Hey, Tim,
Speaker 1: can I put a question without notice?
Speaker 3: You waited?
Speaker 1: Should kind of raisy play someday? I mean, given all
Speaker 1: the dramas that Ken had with the sort of postmatch
Speaker 1: apology after the showdown, debarcle, do you reckon they put
Speaker 1: him in the side? Do they need to against the Hawks?
Speaker 2: Well, the hooks I think a dangerous and we've lost
Speaker 2: to him before when we shouldn't have. But I think
Speaker 2: with the color rosy situation. There was an old saying
Speaker 2: penbo when I played, and that's now last century. But
Speaker 2: when I did, they used to say when you're ready
Speaker 2: one more. It used to be a real common theme
Speaker 2: that you know when you think you're ready one more,
Speaker 2: And it was always erring on the side of caution
Speaker 2: with soft tissue, regardless of where it is and the like,
Speaker 2: so I'll probably with you. I would say that Connor,
Speaker 2: one more mate, and we'll make sure you're one hundred
Speaker 2: percent for the week after.
Speaker 1: Do you have the crazy chance at all the g
Speaker 1: against the Pies?
Speaker 3: I do. I think it's a very similar situation to
Speaker 3: last year.
Speaker 2: Their last three or four rounds have only been decided
Speaker 2: by less than a goal. And the beauty of that
Speaker 2: is they're going to the g with a very unrecognizable
Speaker 2: Collingwood forward line and one that's probably shorter than that
Speaker 2: normally is. So it's an interesting mix. I think Adelaide
Speaker 2: have chosen a back line deliberately because of that. It's
Speaker 2: not as tall as normal. And I think that they've
Speaker 2: got a real good chance here to sort of take
Speaker 2: away a victory that they might not have penciled in
Speaker 2: at the beginning of the year. So there's another inspirational speech.
Speaker 3: So if they're listening.
Speaker 1: Just before I let you go, we in a great
Speaker 1: chat yesterday with Central's great sunny More. You've got you've
Speaker 1: got some memories or a good tale about him too.
Speaker 2: Oh look, he's one of one of the gentlemen. I've
Speaker 2: known his daughter for a long time, She's an absolute gem,
Speaker 2: and that's sort.
Speaker 3: Of your I reckon.
Speaker 2: Sometimes never judge your children when they're in your company,
Speaker 2: Always judge them when they're away from you.
Speaker 3: I reckon.
Speaker 2: And I said to him the other night, your wife
Speaker 2: and you should be very proud of, you know, Kim,
Speaker 2: And I know he's got another daughter as well, and
Speaker 2: they're very proud of. And you know, we'll chaut the one.
Speaker 2: I said, Now, Sonny, I said, can you tell us
Speaker 2: the story about how you met your wife? He said, oh,
Speaker 2: he started giggling, and he said he was in his
Speaker 2: playing career and he went to a mate's house for
Speaker 2: a barbecue and he said, we'd had a few, so
Speaker 2: we started kicking the ball and in as you do,
Speaker 2: you know, he said, anywhere I saw this ball, I
Speaker 2: went up with this huge mark and I realized I
Speaker 2: knocked somebody over into the dirt, you know, And I
Speaker 2: looked down and he's it was a lady, and he
Speaker 2: got oh. He felt so terrible, and he apologized about
Speaker 2: twenty times that night, which then.
Speaker 3: Turned into proposal. And that's his wife. It's a true story.
Speaker 3: Took a hanger, honor. He's an absolute gentleman.
Speaker 2: And I'll tell you what an honor it is for
Speaker 2: him to be the honoree for the whole round across Australia.
Speaker 3: And when we asked him about it, his whole.
Speaker 2: Thing was, you know, I just this is great that
Speaker 2: puts South Autralian footy on the map.
Speaker 3: It's never about him, That's what I love about him.
Speaker 1: Yeah, for sure, get on you, Tim
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