Speaker 1: You got Jakes, Lauren and Clint and this man.
Speaker 2: We've been chomping at the bits for our next guest,
Speaker 2: A defender from North Melbourne, confident of the show, Charlie comment,
Speaker 2: good morning, thanks having me as.
Speaker 1: Always anytime, Charlie. We love you mate.
Speaker 3: I'm good. I'm really good. I should should say congratulations
Speaker 3: to Clint too. And getting on the name plate I was.
Speaker 3: I was staked to see it, mate.
Speaker 4: Thank you so much officially official Jesus.
Speaker 5: A nice boy, isn't he? This one speak with us
Speaker 5: for five years. I can see Charlie James from Yeah American.
Speaker 6: So the Ruse, I mean so close, so close, and
Speaker 6: against a team that many think might win the premiership
Speaker 6: in the Sydney Swans.
Speaker 4: It's no mean feat.
Speaker 6: But is it frustrating getting close but not being able
Speaker 6: to get the four points?
Speaker 1: Yeah?
Speaker 3: I think so, Clint, because we were we were not
Speaker 3: only in the game for most so I mean we
Speaker 3: lead inside fifties by sixteen, which is a big margin.
Speaker 3: And I think we're the only team to keep them
Speaker 3: under fifty five for the year as well. So we
Speaker 3: defended well. And their whole thing this year is they're
Speaker 3: moving the ball so fast. And with the change of
Speaker 3: rules that have really played into that and they're doing really well,
Speaker 3: so in my view, their flag favorites and to go
Speaker 3: to toe with them for the whole game is really encouraging.
Speaker 3: But we need to learn how to win those games
Speaker 3: and we're definitely in it with chances to win late
Speaker 3: and couldn't capitalize.
Speaker 1: What was the mood like after the match.
Speaker 3: Yeah, peculiar because I mean last year we would have
Speaker 3: got blown out by sixty or seventy points. So you
Speaker 3: played a good game in a way win. Yeah, mixed
Speaker 3: emotions in a way, it's confidence building. Was it was
Speaker 3: encouraging mood, but I think we're all still bitterly disappointed
Speaker 3: that we couldn't win them. I mean, if we had
Speaker 3: have won that the mood would be absolutely ecstatic.
Speaker 4: So bittersweet, I think it's probably the right word for it.
Speaker 3: We know we're on the right track, we know we're
Speaker 3: playing better footy this year, and they think coming on
Speaker 3: last year, probably couldn't have said that as confidently.
Speaker 7: But it's encouraging, right, and so the coaches approach it
Speaker 7: differently this year to how they would have last year.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think their messaging from Clark in particular has
Speaker 3: been that we are on the right track and really
Speaker 3: acknowledging that and making that known, but also that we
Speaker 3: need to win these games. So we're coaching around what
Speaker 3: we can do late in quarters and learning to win,
Speaker 3: which is a massive part of football. A lot of
Speaker 3: good teams I just know how to win. They've got
Speaker 3: experienced players doing that. We just don't have that yet.
Speaker 3: So the more games are in the closest we're going,
Speaker 3: we can probably go further.
Speaker 1: It's the youngest on the team.
Speaker 3: Nineteen twenty Finosalvan. We're the youngest, and he's one of
Speaker 3: our better flas. Yeah, fussy boy.
Speaker 1: A lot of pressure at nineteen.
Speaker 7: Well, some players get like father son roll at seventeen.
Speaker 1: That's just crazy. I think about what we're doing at seventeen. Yeah.
Speaker 3: One of the boys I used to live with day
Speaker 3: Bud when you're still at school, Cane Turner. I think
Speaker 3: it would have been a big Monday rolling in with
Speaker 3: the shoulders pinned back and the.
Speaker 4: Head pushed forward. Yeah, played on played on the Saturday day.
Speaker 3: Bude played a good game and rolled in Monday like
Speaker 3: the Kingdom.
Speaker 7: Oh my god. He would have got a heroes with.
Speaker 6: Wouldn't he Hey, So just to look at the ladder,
Speaker 6: now there is a top ten this year, well there's
Speaker 6: a top eight, but it's really a top ten.
Speaker 4: So you are on the half a game out of
Speaker 4: that top ten.
Speaker 6: Is there a confidence about about the Rue Boys that
Speaker 6: you can play finals?
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think we've got our sites definitely said on that.
Speaker 3: I mean all teams would, but for us this year,
Speaker 3: I think it's quite realistic that we could play in
Speaker 3: that top ten.
Speaker 6: You get to this stage of the year and it's
Speaker 6: sort of a reality, you know, you know, it's very achievable.
Speaker 3: Yeah, I think for us to play in the wild
Speaker 3: card round we need to take a scalp which would
Speaker 3: be someone above us, which I've got full conference we'll
Speaker 3: be able to do at some point. I mean we've
Speaker 3: been in big games against Gelong last week we got
Speaker 3: blown out late, but for three quarters of that game
Speaker 3: we were the better side as well, So I think
Speaker 3: we really can play in.
Speaker 1: That Adela taken on Lawrence Tigers.
Speaker 7: On the week some were actually quite good.
Speaker 1: I thought for a second we might have another bloody
Speaker 1: draw on our hands.
Speaker 4: Yeah, look close.
Speaker 3: That was a good game, really really good game. But
Speaker 3: the draws A weird one is the same bit of
Speaker 3: sweet feeling.
Speaker 4: What do you I love a drawing?
Speaker 1: We have a blow up in.
Speaker 6: No, you were flip plopping because last week there was
Speaker 6: a match that started very late here in Victoria and
Speaker 6: you said, well, we couldn't have a draw because we'll
Speaker 6: be playing till eleven o'clock at night.
Speaker 1: I think you've got to finish the game. Draw is ridiculous.
Speaker 3: So what's your thoughts on the clinton Do you don't
Speaker 3: mind it except in finals on the fence. It's traditional,
Speaker 3: but it's also to get a result, like imagine the
Speaker 3: theater of of being the one that kicks the winning goal,
Speaker 3: and a fl commercially all about bringing in money, bringing
Speaker 3: in eyes watching the game growing.
Speaker 4: And I think the extra time.
Speaker 7: Would be up to you think it should be extra
Speaker 7: time or that golden point thing.
Speaker 4: Probably extra time.
Speaker 7: I think you've got to do like five or ten
Speaker 7: minutes anyway.
Speaker 3: I think five minute quarters or probably five minute quarters
Speaker 3: is realistic.
Speaker 4: And then if it's still a draw after that, you call,
Speaker 4: or so you still get a draw. I don't reckon
Speaker 4: you out, No, we don't.
Speaker 6: Just can't be doing this, you know from forty out
Speaker 6: straight in.
Speaker 4: Front, donkey.
Speaker 7: Remember that if you got to you missed it and
Speaker 7: then you got it comes up on the screen.
Speaker 4: A fl X areas. You are you an old soul?
Speaker 4: Do you think?
Speaker 6: Speaking of traditions, you know grand finals starting at two
Speaker 6: thirty on a Saturday.
Speaker 4: I like the afternoon slight.
Speaker 3: The only the only time I'd push it to it would
Speaker 3: be a four four thirty because you still get that.
Speaker 4: You get the barbecue, you get the lunch, and I
Speaker 4: love the day. I don't.
Speaker 3: I don't like going through the night because then you
Speaker 3: start early, like, who's going to watch the game when
Speaker 3: everyone's had a few beers.
Speaker 7: Well, I went to I was saying to the boys,
Speaker 7: not that long guy. I went to that Grand Final
Speaker 7: that was in Brisbane and it was a late game.
Speaker 7: It was just a COVID Grand Final that Richmond played in.
Speaker 1: Yeah, one and one and one.
Speaker 7: But Australians just can't be trusted completely Lotto because they've
Speaker 7: been drinking all that.
Speaker 1: I think it was a mixture of that and you're
Speaker 1: in Brisbane.
Speaker 4: Queensland has can't be trusted.
Speaker 7: I think Melbourny's worse.
Speaker 1: You reckon Queen.
Speaker 7: In Queensland, they don't even serve the full strength bit rugby.
Speaker 1: They cut off the bars at half time.
Speaker 4: There would be a riot.
Speaker 7: If you cut off the bar at half time at
Speaker 7: the AFOL Ground Final, there would actually be a right.
Speaker 5: If you want to watch, if you want to watch
Speaker 5: skills in the wild, you watch rugby league supporters try
Speaker 5: and juggle as many of those they can at the
Speaker 5: end of halftime to get back to their seat.
Speaker 4: Give a nudge they got to stop.
Speaker 7: Yeah, yeah, that's amazing.
Speaker 5: There's Margaret no no per person. So they've got eight
Speaker 5: of their mates behind waving.
Speaker 4: So I never met him.
Speaker 1: We'll make Adelaide coming up this weekend on the road. Yeah.
Speaker 3: After Adelaide, we've north album, a little fun Fat we've
Speaker 3: never won, laid.
Speaker 4: Over, kidding the class. I'm the same, Okay, curious what
Speaker 4: do you like on a road trip? Do you get
Speaker 4: your own room? We get over rooms. Yeah, that's been
Speaker 4: around for.
Speaker 1: A number years.
Speaker 4: Did you just have to share?
Speaker 3: Oh yeah, I think probably ten years, fifteen years. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: you need your own space. Somebodys bring their own pillow.
Speaker 3: I think that's a little bit pretentious.
Speaker 7: Nobody if you get when you're all like, it's because
Speaker 7: you're young when you're old.
Speaker 5: Yeah, yeah, yeah, because we chat with the Wizard from
Speaker 5: Hawthorne and he travels with his PlayStation.
Speaker 3: Yeah, of course you take your guitar, take your guitar.
Speaker 3: I bought a little travel guitar, going to take Yeah,
Speaker 3: it's like that's a guitar, it just hasn't got a
Speaker 3: big body to it. So I'm going to take that
Speaker 3: to electric guitar. Yeah, a little electric and I've got headphones.
Speaker 3: You can plug into it. Get a gig over the
Speaker 3: not in Perth, maybe put the feelers out and we'll
Speaker 3: see how we go.
Speaker 4: But we played two games in Perth. I'll be needing
Speaker 4: that for the two weeks.
Speaker 7: We did Hide and Seek. One of the he took
Speaker 7: the little electric guitar with the headphones. Yeah, but he
Speaker 7: just went into his headphones. So none of us had
Speaker 7: to I mean, none of us got pleasure.
Speaker 1: Just question on the sexy scale.
Speaker 7: Doesn't get me?
Speaker 6: Does advanced joy have one?
Speaker 7: Also doesn't get me?
Speaker 5: Charlie comming from the Rose is in this morning. They
Speaker 5: take on the Crise this week end at Adelaide Oval.
Speaker 1: Good luck, Ma, say thank you.
Speaker 4: Jayce, Lauren and Clint
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