Speaker 1: Kind of We'll talk about the decider on a second
Speaker 1: in this series, But how did you feel going back
Speaker 1: to club football? Like that's one of the most satisfying things.
Speaker 1: You know, you've succeeded at origin level. Then you go
Speaker 1: back and the pace of NURL has flat out, but
Speaker 1: it actually feels like it's slow motion that game and
Speaker 1: you go back to it's such a big difference.
Speaker 2: Yeah. Well, actually, so going back after game two I
Speaker 2: felt sweet. It was going back after game three I
Speaker 2: actually found it really hard to be honest, because I
Speaker 2: just had this like big emotional high and then we
Speaker 2: played on Saturday night against the Storm down in Melbourne
Speaker 2: and it was probably the worst game of footy ART
Speaker 2: played last year, was that Saturday night against Melbourne and
Speaker 2: it was just like, yeah, all of these emotions and everything.
Speaker 2: I just felt really flat in that game against the Storm,
Speaker 2: and yeah, really sort of for it. Just it was hard.
Speaker 2: It was just really hard that come to motivate yourself, right, yeah,
Speaker 2: just like not motivate yourself because you're coming up against
Speaker 2: the Storm, so you know, and like we hadn't won
Speaker 2: against the Storm for a long time. But I remember
Speaker 2: speaking to like Spencer and stuff about it and it
Speaker 2: was like that was probably the hardest game of first
Speaker 2: grade we'd played all year, just because one they're a
Speaker 2: tough opponent, but you've just had this mental high and
Speaker 2: then three days later you're trying to get yourself up
Speaker 2: for a game again, and it was pretty tough.
Speaker 1: I reckon, that is I reckon, that's the worst place
Speaker 1: of time. Three days. Yeah, Like we've played games or
Speaker 1: test matches and had to play the next day, and
Speaker 1: playing the next days a piece of pierce because you
Speaker 1: still buzzn't stille, you know, and you don't think you
Speaker 1: just get it there and play. But you know, they
Speaker 1: tell me that by the third day, when you're really
Speaker 1: your sorenesses just starting to peak and you do have
Speaker 1: no adrenaline left, that's that's really tough.
Speaker 2: Yeah, And I yeah, because we just did a four
Speaker 2: day one going into the Cowboys on Sunday, and four
Speaker 2: days was like really good because, like you said, day three,
Speaker 2: but you've had you've been able to just rest and
Speaker 2: completely shut your mind off, like you know, you get
Speaker 2: a sort of the full day off, and then now
Speaker 2: it's focused on the Cowboys, where that three days is
Speaker 2: kind of like you know, you travel on the Thursday,
Speaker 2: and then Friday you're doing Captains Run and then Saturday
Speaker 2: you're going to go again. You haven't had that time
Speaker 2: to like just have a break, just to mentally.
Speaker 3: And keep in mind you've just won an original series
Speaker 3: and you're up in it was up at Suncourt last year,
Speaker 3: and he's wrong the beat like you're celebrated.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we had a big, pretty big night after as well,
Speaker 2: So there's all of that that stuff that you're dealing with.
Speaker 1: Did you find match enjoy his coaching?
Speaker 2: Yeah, I loved. I loved working under Matche. I thought
Speaker 2: he was awesome. Yeah, He's just the way he brought
Speaker 2: us together I thought was pretty cool because you've only
Speaker 2: got ten days to really, you know, have like a
Speaker 2: deep connection with these guys because the game is so hard,
Speaker 2: as you know, and like you know, there's going to
Speaker 2: be times where you need to look at the bloat
Speaker 2: next to you and want to really turn up for him.
Speaker 2: So he did such a good job of that. But
Speaker 2: then also I think the way he incorporated the old boys. Yeah,
Speaker 2: and I don't know like if you can speak on that, mate,
Speaker 2: but I know some some of the other old boys
Speaker 2: have and just said, like I haven't really felt the
Speaker 2: way he sort of went back to that and incorporated
Speaker 2: the old boys, and you know, we had the big
Speaker 2: theme around Turvy and like a big focus on him
Speaker 2: what he did for the Blues, and yeah, brought got
Speaker 2: to bring him in and just we had like going
Speaker 2: into the decider, you know, we had this sort of
Speaker 2: dinner where like they brought I don't know, I was
Speaker 2: twenty or thirty of the old boys in Peter Winn
Speaker 2: like all of these sort of Yeah, I've had beers
Speaker 2: with all of them, and it was just like really
Speaker 2: good to have that connection with the past and then
Speaker 2: also you know, being made aware of what opportunity we
Speaker 2: have to go up to some to create some of
Speaker 2: our own history.
Speaker 1: He's yeah, gone into that first series match, carried a
Speaker 1: blue jersey wherever he went, and when he come across
Speaker 1: you know, an old player, he just grabbed He grabbed
Speaker 1: you and say you know what this means? You know
Speaker 1: what is this moon? And what does his jersey make?
Speaker 1: Like he did to me And I said, I and
Speaker 1: you know, like I support the Blues all the way,
Speaker 1: but it's funny, I'm probably more passionate, which might sound
Speaker 1: about Newcastle. That makes sense. Yeah, because I've been through
Speaker 1: a lot more so I said to Madge, Mate, I said,
Speaker 1: I support the Blues, and Madge, I'll support you the
Speaker 1: whole way, like I'll support all the players, and like
Speaker 1: I'll support Laurie in this one. But I said, you know,
Speaker 1: I'm not going to be that guy to go right,
Speaker 1: this is what it is to be your Blue because
Speaker 1: I got to put my hand in my heart and say,
Speaker 1: I'm not that guy. I'm not that passionate. I'm not
Speaker 1: as passionate as what Madge was looking for. Yeah, you
Speaker 1: know that's and that's just being honest, you know, but
Speaker 1: that's not take anything away from my enthusiasm for the team.
Speaker 1: But for me, I don't up there sort of beat
Speaker 1: my chest saying, mate, let me take you back to
Speaker 1: game three. What about the difference between Lourie and Madge.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I think there's been a lot of similarities. Have
Speaker 2: pretty much kept everything the same from like a preparation standpoint,
Speaker 2: so where camp is all the staff except Dean Young's
Speaker 2: come on board because Cardi went over to coach at
Speaker 2: whole Yeah, and then loss as well, so like all
Speaker 2: the staff, so it's very similar. Yeah, But the I
Speaker 2: think you know, Loss being an ex player and being
Speaker 2: one of New South Wales's greatest ever players, you can
Speaker 2: see how passionate it is for the Jersey. There's obviously
Speaker 2: a difference in that, a bit of personality, you know. Yeah,
Speaker 2: Madge is very intense, where Loss is pretty chill. But
Speaker 2: when we're training, Loss is very Yeah, there's times there
Speaker 2: where you come in and it's sort of you don't
Speaker 2: really expect him to drive you as hard as he has.
Speaker 2: But yeah, it's been good to see him have I
Speaker 2: guess that balance and he probably learned a lot from
Speaker 2: his first experience as doing it and he's coming with
Speaker 2: a bit of a different mindset now.
Speaker 1: We had him here on backstage and when we did
Speaker 1: the interview, I went afterwards, I thought, it's the old Lorrie,
Speaker 1: back when Lorrie took the job the first time. I'm
Speaker 1: not saying he said, but you could see he was.
Speaker 1: I say this, put it this way. When Laurie was
Speaker 1: a young player coming through, he was a fucking like
Speaker 1: up on his arm on the charismatic, confident, aggressive, fucking
Speaker 1: Laurie daily and in retirement, like most people do, they
Speaker 1: lose that. And I didn't think he had the first series.
Speaker 1: But interviewing here, I thought, fucking the old Lorry back
Speaker 1: because Connor made I'm telling you he was unbelievable. And
Speaker 1: I've said this a couple of times, just you know,
Speaker 1: to reaffirm the guy who's coaching you. In the ninety
Speaker 1: four series I wasn't a part of, but Paul Harrigan,
Speaker 1: our captain Newcastle was. They played an epic game against
Speaker 1: Coinsland and New South Wales pipped him, piped him late.
Speaker 1: Lorrie scored and after the after the game, I said
Speaker 1: to Chief the next day, I said, mate, that was tough.
Speaker 1: I thought you were gone. What do you think he
Speaker 1: has no and you were going to win? I said,
Speaker 1: how did you How do you know you're going to win?
Speaker 1: He said because we had Lorry Daily.
Speaker 3: I mean, like that's that's has a presence with him, right.
Speaker 3: What about Craig Bellamy? Has that been your first interaction
Speaker 3: with belly ate this Origin series?
Speaker 2: Yeah, well actually last Origin series last year because when
Speaker 2: we played Game two down in Melbourne, mag had brought
Speaker 2: was a couple others down to speak to us. Yeah,
Speaker 2: like two days before the game and have dinner with
Speaker 2: us and stuff.
Speaker 1: They did.
Speaker 2: They still do it like we did it this year.
Speaker 2: They get a couple of old boys and usually they're
Speaker 2: like sort of interviewing and just so we did the
Speaker 2: same thing again this year, but Craig was there. And
Speaker 2: Craig's actually so he's from near Lithgo, Portland, Yeah, where
Speaker 2: my pop is from. And so Craig used to play
Speaker 2: in the same club as my pop's brother. Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2: So mum sort of spoke to Craig and was like,
Speaker 2: do you remember Gary Yeah, and he's like, yeah, yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: I do, and then say I sort of had a
Speaker 2: good chat with him last year about all that. And
Speaker 2: I can remember Craig speaking last year about Origin and
Speaker 2: what the experience was like coaching and sort of like,
Speaker 2: you know, you know, some things that he wish you
Speaker 2: could sort of take back from that time. And then
Speaker 2: for him that like when they said Loss was coaching
Speaker 2: and then that he was going to come on board
Speaker 2: as the advisor, I thought, how cool is that because
Speaker 2: he sort of like spoke about, you know, he'd love
Speaker 2: to sort of have that opportunity again. And he's been
Speaker 2: able to do that this year. Obviously in a different capacity.
Speaker 2: He's like not really coaching, he's more sort of i'd
Speaker 2: say help like helping lot like laws, but he still
Speaker 2: spoke like he's delivered some stuff in meetings and spoke
Speaker 2: to us and he just has this aura around him
Speaker 2: that's crazy, Like you trained under him for a very
Speaker 2: long time and yeah, and for someone who's done so
Speaker 2: much in the game, you just have so much respect
Speaker 2: for him. So it's just been cool to connect with
Speaker 2: a guy like that.
Speaker 1: I ask you just you touched on the dynamic, the
Speaker 1: dynamic there between Los, the assistance and then belly Ach,
Speaker 1: who's sort of that outline that looks over the top
Speaker 1: if you think, what's his involvement at training, Yeah, what's
Speaker 1: his involvement like at halftime before his runout, that's the
Speaker 1: dynamic Craig Craig. Yeah, so.
Speaker 2: With all sort of like the halftime game stuff like
Speaker 2: that's all sort of like loss thing. Ye, Craig like
Speaker 2: has sort of done some stuff in meetings where he's
Speaker 2: like delivered different things for us, and then you know
Speaker 2: after the game like he was sort of loss was
Speaker 2: like Craig, I want Craig to sort of say a
Speaker 2: few words about it. So he did as well. But
Speaker 2: I'd say, like it's mostly Los, like he's sort of
Speaker 2: leading it, and then you know Craig has just come
Speaker 2: in and added like bits and pieces when Losses felt
Speaker 2: like he's wanted him to sort of add at his
Speaker 2: point of view.
Speaker 1: So you win game one, so that that game too,
Speaker 1: where you know, lots of people made the penalty count,
Speaker 1: but the main thing was disciplined. You the really is
Speaker 1: down would have been disappointed. How was Craig because if
Speaker 1: that was if you blokes with the Melbourne Storm, he
Speaker 1: would have gone in the sheds and gone you blokes
Speaker 1: a fucking kid and gave it to What was he
Speaker 1: like in the sheds after game two?
Speaker 2: No, not like that, not like that, Like he did
Speaker 2: speak to us just about you know, yeah, sort of
Speaker 2: the discipline stuff, but also like sticking together and staying
Speaker 2: rock solid, which was like sort of Loss's main point
Speaker 2: was like, you know, we were so ill disciplined, we
Speaker 2: made so many errors, but at the end, like you know,
Speaker 2: we put ourselves in a position to win this game.
Speaker 2: So let's take a lot of confidence out of that
Speaker 2: because that second half was good, but we need to
Speaker 2: be better in these sort of departments. And Craig just
Speaker 2: spoke about that, like yeah, just not giving them a
Speaker 2: chance not giving them a sniff because we did that
Speaker 2: in the first half and we let them play the
Speaker 2: football that they want to play.
Speaker 1: Okay, nessie on to ask you. You're sitting sitting on
Speaker 1: the bench for game one yea and Spenceerlan who gets
Speaker 1: the call or just before he gets the call and
Speaker 1: we know he's on the field. It's just unbelievable where
Speaker 1: he's just reving the crowd up. Then he gives kicked
Speaker 1: to me and they don't how was he? What's it
Speaker 1: like sitting on the bench with the bench with Spencer.
Speaker 2: I love playing with Spencer, honestly, I just because I
Speaker 2: remember when he signed he'd signed to go to the
Speaker 2: Roosters and then do you remember the stink you know
Speaker 2: he had with Jared on the field. Yeah, and then
Speaker 2: like he's trying to fight jar but he's already signed
Speaker 2: up the Roosters and then he's coming off and he's
Speaker 2: spraying the fans. I was like, this guy's a mania.
Speaker 3: He's got some big yeah.
Speaker 2: But the thing is like you're like when you're with
Speaker 2: him every day and I don't know if you've come
Speaker 2: across him coople matey, but he's like such a very
Speaker 2: like chill guy, pretty quiet, like unless you sort of
Speaker 2: know him, but very just doesn't. And even when he trains,
Speaker 2: it's not like he trains with this intensity where he
Speaker 2: wants to kill people. But it's as soon as he
Speaker 2: becomes the player in on the game day, it's like
Speaker 2: he just has this switch and he just flicks it
Speaker 2: and he just becomes this yeah. Because even playing with
Speaker 2: him last year, you know, like he's going back for
Speaker 2: the kickoff, he's like telling the crowd to pump up
Speaker 2: take the kick off, and just comes steams into him.
Speaker 2: And then I remember the game one and there was
Speaker 2: like a video of it that come out where so
Speaker 2: we've done the anthem and everything like that, and then
Speaker 2: I've gone, like three of us have gone to sit
Speaker 2: down and three on the bench, and Spencer's like, come on,
Speaker 2: let's go, let's go for a run. And then so
Speaker 2: he just I'm like right, and then he just like
Speaker 2: starts running because he was the most hated man in Queens.
Speaker 2: Then he just starts giving it to the crowd and
Speaker 2: they're like giving it back to and I'm behind him.
Speaker 2: It was Stratch and then Stretcher just cracking up, like
Speaker 2: look at this guy. He loves it.
Speaker 1: It's good. It's so good.
Speaker 3: Imagine like you as a bench, so good for the emotion,
Speaker 3: Like you guys are sitting there getting pumped up, because
Speaker 3: it can be quite yeah, it can be quite melancholy
Speaker 3: on the bench. You're waiting, you're kind of getting cold.
Speaker 3: Sometimes you're a bloke on there who is just ripping
Speaker 3: it the skin waiting to get on. It must be
Speaker 3: good for the energy, right, yeah.
Speaker 2: It is. And it's just good to play with a
Speaker 2: guy like that because you know, I remember versuing him
Speaker 2: at Penrith and he's honestly the hardest play to tackle.
Speaker 2: I just remember he'd come off the bench. She's probably
Speaker 2: a bit more unknown then, like early days in Penrith
Speaker 2: and just thinking, this guy's the hardest dude I've ever
Speaker 2: had to tackle, Like he was only a few games in.
Speaker 2: So to play with a guy like that who brings
Speaker 2: that energy every week, like, it's awesome to have a
Speaker 2: dude like that in your team because you know, as
Speaker 2: a player, it just it's a bit of a throwback
Speaker 2: to what players used to be like and how they
Speaker 2: would approach games. You know, a lot of guys go
Speaker 2: into games a bit more calm now, like, but this
Speaker 2: dude just brings so much energy and like makes you
Speaker 2: just want to go out there and get really full.
Speaker 3: It seems like him and Jerome they and even blowslik
Speaker 3: because he's even like both like to real mate, they
Speaker 3: really kind of like they they love it, like they
Speaker 3: whether you get bad attention or good. We talk a
Speaker 3: lot about, like you know, getting hate on social media,
Speaker 3: and that those three boys like they've got it right
Speaker 3: like inside their head. How they their perspective on it
Speaker 3: is they actually use it for motiva, like they channel
Speaker 3: off it and they thrive off it. Not saying that
Speaker 3: they probably love reading that ship all the time, but
Speaker 3: they actually they like being the villain.
Speaker 1: Imagine one of those cock kids who'll be trolling Spencer.
Speaker 1: Spencer comes across one.
Speaker 3: That'd be scary.
Speaker 2: He's going to good.
Speaker 3: He's got a good YouTube. Actually, Spencer, I.
Speaker 2: Think it's just Spencer len you's been popping off. He's
Speaker 2: got like in two weeks or in a month, he's
Speaker 2: got a few subscribers that yeah, he's got over twenty
Speaker 2: thousand subs and like his videos have been doing one hundred.
Speaker 1: To shout out to him, what we should do, We'll
Speaker 1: get him on the We'll get him on the potty
Speaker 1: here if you're out there, Spence, do that because the
Speaker 1: other mind I want to come across Spencer. I think
Speaker 1: Spencer could learn a thing or two about your man
Speaker 1: back fence. Bruiser. Let's let's put it on the podcast
Speaker 1: and show it for the for the visual. I mean,
Speaker 1: who does it better or Bruiser? Yeah?
Speaker 3: Can we get a side by side carry and a
Speaker 3: Bruiser carry. I'll tell you what that'd be a run
Speaker 3: out straight from the ages.
Speaker 2: You know, probably like uh not last New Year's the
Speaker 2: year before we stayed just got like an airbnb at Avalon. Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 2: and there was a few of us there, just some
Speaker 2: of my mates from home and then Gussie was staying
Speaker 2: up that way with his family. They were staying at
Speaker 2: Avalon as well. And we went for a beer at
Speaker 2: the Newport and so Semi Verels is there, like Billy
Speaker 2: all that crew and Bruises was there that night. Yeah.
Speaker 3: You know what's fine when I put that video for
Speaker 3: Bruiser right because Bruiser was loving How good is this
Speaker 3: the amount of like footy lads who specially the ones
Speaker 3: that have been up at the Newport Because Bruises just
Speaker 3: fighting around there, stuck to the floor and Gussie. Gussie
Speaker 3: rang Viyls and he said, just put a video of
Speaker 3: that Bruiser because of family. He was just running the
Speaker 3: whole afternoon.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he was. He was just and you know what,
Speaker 2: So he's like, let's get a drink. Let's get a drink.
Speaker 2: So Gussie gets me, him and Bruiser around. He just
Speaker 2: kept kept coming at us. It's like, let's go, let's
Speaker 2: get a drink, sweet mate. And then it got to
Speaker 2: his term, like Bruises, get us a drink and he's like, oh,
Speaker 2: I'm not shout and I've got no money my sponsoring.
Speaker 2: Is he famous? Now? What?
Speaker 3: Verels so Verrel's last week they played against the Eels,
Speaker 3: the Titans versus Earls. Bruises went out to the game.
Speaker 3: Verels said at the end of the game, he went
Speaker 3: over and seeing his brother and Bruiser and kids were
Speaker 3: getting pictures with Bruiser at Combank Stadium. And apparently even
Speaker 3: like even Chris Randall and Mo Fodder wake Up were
Speaker 3: walking around seeing their family and they looked over and
Speaker 3: they is that Bruiser. If you haven't I haven't seen
Speaker 3: the video on my Instagram.
Speaker 4: Have a look.
Speaker 2: I love the deep breath. The deep breath was the
Speaker 2: best part.
Speaker 4: My evorite part is the fact that even it actually
Speaker 4: like disillusioned me. Like I was going on the weekend
Speaker 4: last week, He's coming off the bench. They put the
Speaker 4: demoted into the and I'm going, why would they do that?
Speaker 4: What idiot's coaching? Then I just thought to myself, all
Speaker 4: I've seen is is a carricter. I didn't even watch
Speaker 4: the rest of the seven mistakes before.
Speaker 3: And the carryall he actually wants to come on the
Speaker 3: body said, coming into Game three decider at Sydney, big occasion,
Speaker 3: it's been a big build up. What what did you
Speaker 3: learn from game two when when you guys have sort
Speaker 3: of looked you suppose you haven't reviewed too much of it,
Speaker 3: you haven't got you going to camp this week? How
Speaker 3: do you say it?
Speaker 2: I just think, you know, like we just got to
Speaker 2: be disciplined. Yeah, not give them, Not give them a
Speaker 2: chance because we saw in that second half from when
Speaker 2: we got into the sort of more of the live
Speaker 2: boar style of footy. You know, we were able to
Speaker 2: come up with with a lot of points there and
Speaker 2: almost win the game. But as disappointing as it is
Speaker 2: to lose there, like we would have loved to wrapped
Speaker 2: up the series. And I think there was like a
Speaker 2: chance for us to be maybe the fourth or fifth
Speaker 2: team to win yeah four and four and four games
Speaker 2: in a row and like an Origin series, and you know,
Speaker 2: we sort of missed that opportunity, which is disappointing. But
Speaker 2: there's a big chance, like big chance for us to
Speaker 2: go back to back and then to be able to
Speaker 2: actually do it in New South Wales in front of
Speaker 2: all of our home fans and to have a lot
Speaker 2: of mates and family and all that stuff there, Like
Speaker 2: it's pretty exciting. So I think just the biggest thing
Speaker 2: for us is, you know, take the lessons out of
Speaker 2: that game, you know, be hungry because we did lose it,
Speaker 2: like we needed to go in there and from the
Speaker 2: start be a better team, but also to be really
Speaker 2: excited about this opportunity to go to a corps and
Speaker 2: essentially win a decider in front of all our friends
Speaker 2: and family, Like it's pretty.
Speaker 1: Eppy kind of just questioning the games. In that last
Speaker 1: training session when Nathan he's practicing his kicking and just
Speaker 1: tweaks his cooling a little bit, did that like going
Speaker 1: into the game such an important player in so many aspects,
Speaker 1: the fact that you know he wasn't one hundred percent fit.
Speaker 1: Did that did have any impact on the group before
Speaker 1: the game? You think?
Speaker 2: I'm not sure mat he maybe subconsciously, Yeah, we sort
Speaker 2: of spoke about it and come up with a plan.
Speaker 2: You know, around our yard is kicking and all that
Speaker 2: sort of stuff. But it's yeah, it's hard to sort
Speaker 2: of because nath you know, one of the best parts
Speaker 2: of his game is his kicking game, and then you
Speaker 2: go and lose that. So yeah, probably sub subconsciously, like
Speaker 2: we probably would have said that, like no, but maybe
Speaker 2: maybe subconsciously. But it's just hopefully he's I think he's
Speaker 2: playing this weekend for it's.
Speaker 1: Down to play yet yeah, Thursday night.
Speaker 2: What's he like?
Speaker 1: Okay, how does he talk? How does he organize?
Speaker 2: Yeah? He's good man. He's so detailed with everything. Like
Speaker 2: it's been one of the cool things to be part
Speaker 2: of this Origin team is just to come in and
Speaker 2: see how other guys work. And I just remember from
Speaker 2: like my first camp the way just because yeah, you
Speaker 2: can take so much out of different people's way they
Speaker 2: approach games, and you know, like all that whole Penrith crew,
Speaker 2: the way that they're all Americans and they all just
Speaker 2: take the piss the whole time. But then as soon
Speaker 2: as they train, it's like yeah, like yeah, they just
Speaker 2: high expectations, you know now everything. Yeah, once we train,
Speaker 2: we train hard and we're focused, and as soon as
Speaker 2: we're off it, it's just back to take and everything
Speaker 2: against some Sydney boys. Yeah yeah, and then like this camp.
Speaker 2: I didn't get to play with Nath last year, but
Speaker 2: playing with him and just seeing yeah, how he approaches
Speaker 2: brings his book to everything. Yeah, yeah, like you notice
Speaker 2: those sort of little details. Yeah, very I say, like
Speaker 2: on the flight, you can see he's like watching video,
Speaker 2: watching train and like all that sort of stuff. So
Speaker 2: just even yeah, the the way he sort of approaches
Speaker 2: the game and the focus with all of that. But yeah,
Speaker 2: he's still has a good time as well, and you
Speaker 2: know he's great, like, yeah, I got to have some
Speaker 2: good guards with him and takes certainly some stuff.
Speaker 1: Out of there's full time professionals and there's full time professionals.
Speaker 1: He's okay, pain has pain.
Speaker 2: Yeah, he'sh just like a genetic free k. It's unbelievable,
Speaker 2: just the way that guy can play and just play
Speaker 2: big minutes and like he's done it from the start.
Speaker 2: Remember like watching his early Broncos games and they'd be
Speaker 2: like six sixty eighth minute and there's a linebreak and
Speaker 2: the bloke who saves the try his pain and he's
Speaker 2: been playing.
Speaker 3: And he's eighteen at the age like he's been Yeah,
Speaker 3: you're right, he's been playing big minutes since he basically
Speaker 3: come into first grade.
Speaker 1: But kind of what okay, well, like we see that
Speaker 1: in the field, like he's amazing, tell me about like pain,
Speaker 1: like the man like hearing talk and he's just classy,
Speaker 1: he's so articulate. What's he like in the around camp
Speaker 1: away from the football.
Speaker 2: Yeah, like he's like everyone else. You know, he's someone
Speaker 2: who likes to enjoy himself and have fun and take
Speaker 2: the pierce and then but yeah, once he trains, he's
Speaker 2: locked in as well. So I think watching him last
Speaker 2: year was like, you know, he's doing fitness pretty much
Speaker 2: every training session by it like sort of like the
Speaker 2: training session will finish, he goes and does like a
Speaker 2: block of fitness. Yeah, so there's a reason why he
Speaker 2: can play such big minutes and the work that he does,
Speaker 2: and you know he's been a little bit hampered, like
Speaker 2: had the quad, didn't barely train, so he didn't get
Speaker 2: to do any of that stuff. Last time goes and
Speaker 2: does our D two or our big session and then
Speaker 2: plays man of the match, absolutely kills it, like yeah, he's.
Speaker 1: Just doesn't that just show you what a lesson for
Speaker 1: younger players in the fact that yes, he's genetic freak,
Speaker 1: he doesn't rely on that tops it up with like
Speaker 1: hard work. Back to the Blue Mountains Connor for you blokes, Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 2: I think so, Maddie. I think the camp will be
Speaker 2: the exact same. But it's been cool to go out there.
Speaker 2: I never did an Origin camp when the guys had
Speaker 2: a couldie, but they just said, you know you sort
Speaker 2: of everywhere you go, Yeah, it's just because it's busy.
Speaker 2: Plays could beautiful place, but a busy place, and everywhere
Speaker 2: you go it's sort of people cameras following you, but
Speaker 2: up there with sort of state this beautiful resorts on
Speaker 2: a golf course, like there's not a whole heap to do,
Speaker 2: so you just pretty much hang with the boys the
Speaker 2: whole time. There's a crew that plays golf.
Speaker 1: Do you play golf.
Speaker 3: Short, couldn't find clubs big enough.
Speaker 2: That's tough. That's a low blow.
Speaker 3: Yeah, the kids goals he plays part. I've seen Latrella.
Speaker 3: Latrell looks like he's a good golfer.
Speaker 2: He's so good. See. I used to play when when
Speaker 2: I was at the Rouster is the first time. I
Speaker 2: mean Latroll used to play all the time, like heaps
Speaker 2: every every day off. But then as I moved up
Speaker 2: to Newcastle, I sort of stopped, which is weird because
Speaker 2: they all say, like, Kaitlin is such a good golfer,
Speaker 2: and we play a couple of times, but every time
Speaker 2: I played with him and we played Ambrose, he always
Speaker 2: let me down.
Speaker 3: So I really care, yeah, because everyone says he could
Speaker 3: have gone pros.
Speaker 2: But I think he is good. He just never play
Speaker 2: good when it was with me.
Speaker 1: He's not a team man.
Speaker 2: Yeah. And then and then when I went to Newcastle,
Speaker 2: I probably got more back into my surfing, to be honest,
Speaker 2: being around the beaches and a lot of the local
Speaker 2: guys that I become tight with up there were all
Speaker 2: really good surface. So go surfing a bit more.
Speaker 3: Did you surf out there with Jack o' baker at all?
Speaker 2: A little bit Yeah, Jackoe Baker, Louis Dan, those sort
Speaker 2: of guys used to see like Craig Anderson up there,
Speaker 2: and that was pretty cool because as a kid, he's
Speaker 2: like the best surf for everything, your best style you've
Speaker 2: ever seen? Did you ever surf?
Speaker 3: Because you're good mates with text text hoy Yeah you
Speaker 3: surf with Hoyo.
Speaker 2: No. I don't think I ever surf with hoy but
Speaker 2: he shaped me a surfboard.
Speaker 1: I did.
Speaker 2: He Yeah, so I've got this surfboard my arm. Jackson
Speaker 2: Starling's actually got it because I was just sitting in
Speaker 2: my garage and BONDI I just gathering dust and me
Speaker 2: and Jacko were down there one day and He's like,
Speaker 2: can I take this? I'm like, yeah, bro, just take
Speaker 2: it and surfer for as long as you are because
Speaker 2: it's this beautiful single thing. And Jacko Reckons would goes
Speaker 2: so good. He loves it.
Speaker 1: That's unbelievable because Hoyo hoyo. I remember soon he was
Speaker 1: sponsored by Pacific Dreams. Roy and Jan Leakes great people.
Speaker 1: Trish Ashley was her first shop. She used to work
Speaker 1: with them, and Roy used to always say, hoo, come
Speaker 1: on and I'll give you a job. You know, come
Speaker 1: on your shape anyway, who said to me, yea, I
Speaker 1: picked up and taken up the job at Suvy Dreams.
Speaker 1: Fantastic mate. Yeah great, you only go in. I go
Speaker 1: in like Friday lunchtime and then worked till like five
Speaker 1: in the other what one day a week. Yeah, I
Speaker 1: just sort of get there for the for the end
Speaker 1: of week drinks. So he must have. It must have
Speaker 1: been over the course of about a few months that
Speaker 1: he shaped your Yeah, maybe a.
Speaker 2: Character A.
Speaker 3: Talk about quirky cats.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that is the man.
Speaker 3: There are some quirky blokes up in you tell us
Speaker 3: about some of it, none more quirky than you just
Speaker 3: spoke about Kaitlin. But another bloke who he was one
Speaker 3: of your former teammates. He went to the Knights the
Speaker 3: exact same year from the Roosters with you, mitchells Now
Speaker 3: you go up to Newcastle with possibly two of the
Speaker 3: biggest space cannects in the NL. You've got k there
Speaker 3: and you've got Mitchell. What was the dynamic?
Speaker 2: Like, oh, it was the best playing with you. I
Speaker 2: It's funny because the other day, like some popped up
Speaker 2: on my YouTube just it was like an old highlights
Speaker 2: video from back in twenty seventeen and I clicked on
Speaker 2: it to watch it made like five errors on there, probably,
Speaker 2: but just watching Junior Plague and I forgot how good
Speaker 2: he was, and like I forgot how good it was
Speaker 2: to play with a guy like that, and just every
Speaker 2: and then for some reason, like now, because I clicked
Speaker 2: on it and watched the whole thing through, it keeps
Speaker 2: bringing up twenty seventeen highlights and I was just like
Speaker 2: watching Junior and he just takes the game on the
Speaker 2: whole time, Like playing with a guy like that. I
Speaker 2: looked up to him so much. And then I remember
Speaker 2: I played SG Bore for the Roosters and I was
Speaker 2: still in high school and at the time, Dan Roach Blockers,
Speaker 2: one of Blocker's sons, was our assistant coach at school.
Speaker 2: And then, like such a legend, ended up living with
Speaker 2: him for a little bit after school. He stayed, could
Speaker 2: you with me? And he's like, gave me Junior's number,
Speaker 2: and he's like, just give Junior ing And I was
Speaker 2: like in high school and yeah, I was like, how
Speaker 2: good is this?
Speaker 1: Calling?
Speaker 2: Like Mitchell Pierce, He's talking to me like giving me
Speaker 2: all this advice and everything. And then I was lucky
Speaker 2: enough to play a fair chunk of football with him
Speaker 2: and took me under his wings straight away, And I
Speaker 2: just learned so much about just like competing on everything
Speaker 2: from that guy, because that's all like that's what he did.
Speaker 2: He just and the way he defended for a half
Speaker 2: as well, like he's so tough, throw his body in
Speaker 2: and then yeah, just some funny stories from him away
Speaker 2: from footage. Just if he we've heard him speak about footy,
Speaker 2: it's like one of the smartest football brands you've ever
Speaker 2: heard heard. But when you have some.
Speaker 3: Of the other stuff, like you have a conversation with
Speaker 3: about anything outside, it's just like talking about Toddy.
Speaker 1: Can't there the podcast they do it is really really good,
Speaker 1: Like a lot of football is what he's done. He's found,
Speaker 1: like all the information that's in his brain, all that
Speaker 1: intelligence is for football intelligence. He's actually found the vocabulary
Speaker 1: to get it crossing, which happens like you do a
Speaker 1: great you're doing a great job in the media than
Speaker 1: you and the more you do it, like the more
Speaker 1: you actually start to be able to articulate what you know.
Speaker 1: And you can hear that with Junior too. He and
Speaker 1: Toddy like two of the biggest scaley wags. And when
Speaker 1: you say, oh, these two blakes have got a podcast
Speaker 1: him Toddy Carney, people go, oh my god, what's this?
Speaker 1: But it is a really good podcast.
Speaker 3: Yeah, yeah, they're very good. And what about we when
Speaker 3: we had Tailor on the potty last year, we are
Speaker 3: come up. Do you remember the you guys should you
Speaker 3: two lived in a house together and the crew up
Speaker 3: in Nui? Obviously Jack was up there, My beautiful brother
Speaker 3: Tommy Starling was up there. Curtis dark who we talked
Speaker 3: about Darki a lot on this podcast. Never played first
Speaker 3: grade guy, but he's one of the great characters in
Speaker 3: rugby League.
Speaker 2: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Of course text was up there, text Hoy as well.
Speaker 3: But you guys created do you remember the rap video?
Speaker 2: You guys created your message the other day about that Jack?
Speaker 2: Didn't you trying to find it? Oh my god? Created
Speaker 2: like a music We just used to just because like
Speaker 2: I lived with Kaitlin and then Jack was up there
Speaker 2: sort of living with Darkie and Starlow and another house
Speaker 2: like five hundred yeah, yeah, yeah.
Speaker 1: Shout out half a masturbation.
Speaker 2: So like they lived together and then TEXTI was still
Speaker 2: at home. But and then there was Coaks as well
Speaker 2: coach May Crags and honest yeah, one of the one
Speaker 2: of the great men. Honestly, he's the best ever. And
Speaker 2: so it was like my house was a halfway house.
Speaker 2: Just yeah on on the weekend and just be bloke
Speaker 2: staying on the lounge and just like all the time,
Speaker 2: we just jesus, we just did some dumb stuff up there,
Speaker 2: like just making rap videos. Like I don't know how
Speaker 2: it even come up. We've just been hanging around the
Speaker 2: house for ages. Like right o, boys, I don't know why.
Speaker 2: You've got thirty minutes you got to write a rap
Speaker 2: verse and we're going to do a rap We are
Speaker 2: like dressed une. We've got to do it so bad.
Speaker 3: It's got like a fifteen second snippet of it is
Speaker 3: a dark It was KP's verse going into dark. It
Speaker 3: is so bad.
Speaker 2: It's so bad.
Speaker 1: What are we talking? Like gangster rap? Who's who's the twin?
Speaker 1: And were talking nw alas.
Speaker 3: Yeah, And I think because he listen to a lot
Speaker 3: of rap, he kind of like really is getting into it.
Speaker 3: Like Caylin thought his verse was really good, but it
Speaker 3: wasn't good.
Speaker 1: I heard one the other day, mate, Did you know
Speaker 1: that our actor Tom Hardy from Mobley. You watch Mobley,
Speaker 1: Tom Hardy had a rap album out when he was
Speaker 1: like nineteen. It's not bad either, It's not too bad.
Speaker 1: So there is a future there. Boys, Jack got something.
Speaker 4: I don't want to dive too much into the oh
Speaker 4: I do, but I don't want to die to the
Speaker 4: two five seven stuff.
Speaker 1: But I just want to touch on. We don't need
Speaker 1: to allude to who it was.
Speaker 4: But my favorite story out of your two five to
Speaker 4: seven podcast is a podcast that never went to air
Speaker 4: from a Newcastle local legend. Now we're not going to
Speaker 4: lose who it was, but I remember going grocery shopping
Speaker 4: one afternoon.
Speaker 1: We had a group chat that.
Speaker 4: Was going off for about half an hour until I realized,
Speaker 4: just like I was not there, but all three of
Speaker 4: you were in the same room and you're in the
Speaker 4: middle of this podcast that never went to an end
Speaker 4: to it.
Speaker 1: Can you clarify whatever happened to that podcast?
Speaker 2: I actually don't know. I actually don't know it went
Speaker 2: for It was honestly a Joe Rogan esque episode. It
Speaker 2: went for that long, it was like four or five hours.
Speaker 1: I've heard yeah, and you.
Speaker 3: Guys, so you guys texting each other during going we
Speaker 3: can't air this, or.
Speaker 2: Now we're just going like because we're trying to get
Speaker 2: to the point, like the and there's just like story
Speaker 2: after story after story. But I ended up being four
Speaker 2: hours of stories. And then I remember I was like,
Speaker 2: Jesus is going to be a big editing job, and
Speaker 2: that was my responsibility. And I don't know if I
Speaker 2: ever got to the edit, but then I must have
Speaker 2: lost that app top all that podcast and like just
Speaker 2: I don't I.
Speaker 3: Don't know where it is Lowe Beach. Yeah, when you're
Speaker 3: when you're surfing on Jio's board.
Speaker 1: You went out with the US, but you just threw
Speaker 1: what what what sort of stuff are we talking about?
Speaker 4: Why wouldn't it I want to say why, But all
Speaker 4: I want to say is that it would not have
Speaker 4: suited their demograph.
Speaker 1: Yeah, that way the topics they were discussing.
Speaker 4: Yeah, you know, you had good intentions of why you're
Speaker 4: trying to go there, but I just.
Speaker 2: Never it never got to the point of why we
Speaker 2: why we were doing the podcast.
Speaker 4: Croaks gave me a stupid of it, and I'll tell
Speaker 4: you a minute of it would not have gone down.
Speaker 2: Very well with your two five seven demographs. No, I
Speaker 2: wouldn't just.
Speaker 3: Given peg giving a little bit, giving a little.
Speaker 2: Bit pegging it was. It was interesting, but I remember
Speaker 2: just sitting there, We're just cracking out the whole time
Speaker 2: and just texting each other.
Speaker 1: That's coaches. Yeah, he loves hanging laundry and why.
Speaker 3: So two five seven it was you, Matt Croker and
Speaker 3: Kaylen Ponger. You had Jack on there a couple of times.
Speaker 3: I come on once as well. Was right at the
Speaker 3: end before you signed to the Roosters and you guys
Speaker 3: kind of discontinued it. How was it up there doing
Speaker 3: a potty because it was one of the first sort
Speaker 3: of league ones of current players actually doing podcasts, and
Speaker 3: I imagine would have been pretty tough for you guys
Speaker 3: in Newcastle after a tough loss to actually put yourselves
Speaker 3: out there until a podcast.
Speaker 2: Yeah, definitely, that's the hard The hard part about it,
Speaker 2: I reckon is like trying to separate yourself from the
Speaker 2: footy player and then like doing the podcast every week
Speaker 2: because after a loss you'd just be that down and
Speaker 2: you're like you don't want to come across like you
Speaker 2: don't care about the loss.
Speaker 1: Yeah, which is like a bit which was a.
Speaker 2: Big one but we just sort of thought, like, you know,
Speaker 2: we've got a life away from football. My whole life
Speaker 2: isn't me trained, Like I don't think about Regular League
Speaker 2: twenty four to seven, you know when I do. Obviously
Speaker 2: it's my main priority and it's my main focus. But
Speaker 2: we also had had a life away from it, and luck,
Speaker 2: to be honest, doing that podcast was some of the
Speaker 2: funnest times ever. We had a ball doing it.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it's good, like when you're playing out diff topic one,
Speaker 1: we can do that. How shit the coach is?
Speaker 3: Did you always find a lot because Croaks? I remember,
Speaker 3: like because me and me and Harry Grant used to
Speaker 3: watch it as well, and Jack would obviously he'd give
Speaker 3: us quite a funny insight because Croaks Coax would get
Speaker 3: filthy because he'd do most of them pretty well, all
Speaker 3: of the prep. Raddy Kroker would do all the work,
Speaker 3: he'd host the podcast. You and Kaylen would basically just
Speaker 3: roll in do it. But the big talking point was
Speaker 3: he only had like ten percent of the of the
Speaker 3: company and he was always asking for more money Croaks.
Speaker 2: Yeahah, it was that funny. But yeah, like we all
Speaker 2: know what Kaylan's like. Yeah, yeah, I was pretty rat
Speaker 2: ass too, but just rock up to do an episode
Speaker 2: and then Kaylen will be, oh, so what are we
Speaker 2: talking about today? Like the Croaks had like sent out
Speaker 2: the points, you know, a day before, two days before,
Speaker 2: and Kaylen hasn't got his because we'd always do music
Speaker 2: of the week or whatever, just wouldn't have your song
Speaker 2: or like I hadn't done any any of the prep.
Speaker 2: But I remember sometimes like we'd go in. I'd go
Speaker 2: in to do an episode and I'd be that, like
Speaker 2: we just had this big argument like before going I'd
Speaker 2: be like, all right, like I needed like I don't worry.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, oh sometimes trition. I haven't spoken for two weeks.
Speaker 1: It's hard. Yeah, one of them.
Speaker 3: Yeah again, before we let you go business ventures, I
Speaker 3: want to talk because you are quite an entrepreneurs. So
Speaker 3: you've got your production company with your brother right now, right.
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, started at end of last year wild wildfire content.
Speaker 2: It's called Yeah, Jackie mentioned something to me before He's like,
Speaker 2: I'm going to tell the boys to bring up but yeah,
Speaker 2: I feel like I've tried a lot of stuff failed
Speaker 2: at a fair few majority of them, that's right. Yeah,
Speaker 2: one of them will sticky.
Speaker 3: Imagine if this is the one, mate, imagine if this
Speaker 3: is the one. So what what do you do in
Speaker 3: that business? You produce a lot of content for other people?
Speaker 2: Yeah, yeah, so did digital content for brands.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 2: We started at the end of last year. How it
Speaker 2: come about is so my brother works in production for
Speaker 2: another company. His boss is like Mad Ruster's fan legend,
Speaker 2: and he sort of come to my brother with an
Speaker 2: idea about starting another production company. We did a service
Speaker 2: agreement with them, which is good, so he's essentially helped
Speaker 2: us with everything. But the stuff that they mostly do
Speaker 2: is sort of like high end TVC for fashion, like
Speaker 2: big fashion companies and stuff, and he and my brother
Speaker 2: had noticed that there was a space around more the
Speaker 2: digital content, the lower budget stuff, but doing at a
Speaker 2: higher level. Yep, So we started this. You know, I
Speaker 2: spoked to I think I've spoke to you guys about
Speaker 2: like doing a production company before where because my brother's
Speaker 2: been in that space for a long time and we'd
Speaker 2: always spoken about doing it and eventually like wanted to
Speaker 2: do documentaries and you know, tell whether it's sports stories
Speaker 2: or just different different sort of stories, and just thought
Speaker 2: like this is a good way for us to start start,
Speaker 2: like doing this commercial stuff and if it goes well,
Speaker 2: like eventually expand into doing that. But we've got another
Speaker 2: business partner as well, and he's an Indigenous director. So
Speaker 2: how I guess long story short, but how come about
Speaker 2: is my brother's boss was doing a shoot for OPSM.
Speaker 2: They had like an indigenous artist to a frame and
Speaker 2: he was trying to find indigenous crew to do it
Speaker 2: and he couldn't really find enough indigenous crew to build out,
Speaker 2: like you know, the production team to do it. So
Speaker 2: what we want to do is we're going to like
Speaker 2: look at some pathways for indigenous creative so whether it's
Speaker 2: like producers, directors of photography, you know, stylists, whatever it is,
Speaker 2: and give them paid work experience as well as part
Speaker 2: of it. So we've been doing a little bit of
Speaker 2: stuff so far like we've been able to get and
Speaker 2: the good thing is doing that service agreement with the
Speaker 2: company's called m AP, which is the company that my
Speaker 2: brother works for as well, is that they've basically given
Speaker 2: us access to any of their big dogs as well
Speaker 2: as like accounting, their lawyers. But so if we want
Speaker 2: to do a shoot with someone and the company wants
Speaker 2: a certain director, we can actually use their directors and
Speaker 2: then also get like to say, one of a guy
Speaker 2: that we've been using a fair bit jolly karma, get
Speaker 2: him on as he's like an indigenous dop. But then
Speaker 2: he can learn off some of these big, big directors
Speaker 2: and then eventually hopefully we can help try and give
Speaker 2: more opportunities in that space.
Speaker 1: Well, it's amazing the opportunities arout there as far as
Speaker 1: production companies now because it's just actually with streaming and
Speaker 1: everything has just changed. It is so dramatically different.
Speaker 3: Even just the money in social media now. Yeah, like
Speaker 3: you see people like you look at you look at
Speaker 3: someone like Tammy Hembro right, like who's an influencer up
Speaker 3: in the Gold Coast. She makes it, that's her life,
Speaker 3: Like it's it's it's pretty crazy to think that someone
Speaker 3: can build such a big following just on whether it
Speaker 3: be Instagram or TikTok and then just like make as
Speaker 3: much money as they can.
Speaker 1: But how how much things change to kind of once
Speaker 1: upon a time to have a production house, like you
Speaker 1: know it's a building. Yeah, looking the old channel line,
Speaker 1: it was over acres and I mean we're all this
Speaker 1: almost in aboard, like in a cupboard.
Speaker 2: You know, I mean butoking cupboard though it.
Speaker 3: Is it is used to be a massage room.
Speaker 1: They did actually used to be a massage room.
Speaker 3: We used to come down, rubbed shoulders, used.
Speaker 1: To peg me s a smaller one out.
Speaker 3: Silly billy can I daddy gets so silly towards own
Speaker 3: daddy chill? What about the coldbrew coffee?
Speaker 2: Yeah, Lord's another that's another one that we tried.
Speaker 3: This is one of your first business. So what happened
Speaker 3: because I remember everyone was drinking the col brew? Your
Speaker 3: col brews a bit. You're plugging it obviously plugging.
Speaker 2: It through and through social media. No, we yeah, because
Speaker 2: we used to go to Lord's the cafe in Newcastle
Speaker 2: all the time. It was on our street, so we
Speaker 2: just pump it on. And then because we're on the podcast,
Speaker 2: we started doing like some merchant stuff on the podcast,
Speaker 2: which is selling really well. And then I don't even
Speaker 2: know how it come up, but we'll just sort of
Speaker 2: go to these guys all the time, and then the
Speaker 2: col brew was mad and we'll just come up with
Speaker 2: the idea to like, let's do this in the can
Speaker 2: and we'll do all collabse. We called it Lord's Collective
Speaker 2: and had no idea what we're doing, which was funny, perfect, Yeah,
Speaker 2: but I definitely learned a lot of lessons out of it.
Speaker 2: And then we just would sell it online, but it
Speaker 2: was through like covid, so we sort of went from
Speaker 2: being a newcastle of living up at the Sunshine Coast,
Speaker 2: so we weren't there, and then after the sun Junk Coast,
Speaker 2: I'd signed to go to the Roosters, so just like
Speaker 2: me moving to Sydney, I guess was the reason why
Speaker 2: that fell away. And then also with the podcast as well,
Speaker 2: because you know, the podcast was sort of growing, like
Speaker 2: we had a pretty good audience and would have been
Speaker 2: good to keep doing it, but we'd I guess it
Speaker 2: was just going to be hard for me to do it.
Speaker 1: It was hard.
Speaker 3: It was hard enough to get you three in the
Speaker 3: room when you were living together, let alone if you're away.
Speaker 3: Do you think like two of the most difficult things
Speaker 3: which everyone thinks they can do, beer and coffee?
Speaker 1: Yeah, you're jumping. Yeah. Competition is just relentless and continues
Speaker 1: to be.
Speaker 3: But at that stage, Colbrew kind of wasn't really a
Speaker 3: thing like Colbra. Everyone pumps Colburn now but then yeah,
Speaker 3: it is good, it doesn't stain your teeth either when
Speaker 3: you have a warm coffee, right, the yellow sort of
Speaker 3: gets in you the benefit of having like an ice
Speaker 3: something or a cold.
Speaker 2: Brew that's good for your teeth.
Speaker 1: I'm pretty sure that.
Speaker 3: Might be wrong.
Speaker 1: Yeah, listeners will correct you.
Speaker 3: That's what my dentist told me, because I was getting
Speaker 3: some yellow because you know, I don't know if you
Speaker 3: know this kind of but I've made the transition into
Speaker 3: breakfast radio. A head for it, yeah, in a face
Speaker 3: for it. But so I over to drink a lot
Speaker 3: of coffee, so my teeth started to get a little
Speaker 3: bit yellow tinged from it. So I had to go
Speaker 3: get a white and then they said, you know, iced
Speaker 3: is the way to go.
Speaker 1: I pulled a tooth brush out recently to give what
Speaker 1: is that?
Speaker 2: Yeah?
Speaker 1: You you and your mother, you're very very similar. Jack,
Speaker 1: you're in every day man, you brush it. Summer you're
Speaker 1: brush it.
Speaker 3: I brushed twice a day.
Speaker 1: Yeah.
Speaker 3: Yeah, when I wake up in the morning, brush and
Speaker 3: then I don't drink a coffee until an hour after
Speaker 3: I'm done brushing. And that's actually a good lesson for listening.
Speaker 2: Every morning before shower.
Speaker 3: Shower every morning, such a good way to wake up.
Speaker 2: I see some like a couple of our boys that
Speaker 2: don't shower before training. They come in and I'm just like,
Speaker 2: I got to share, you have to. I try to
Speaker 2: tell them that, they go, man, I had a shower before.
Speaker 2: Who does that?
Speaker 1: Connor, two of our halves actually discribed.
Speaker 3: Okay, so we'll go, Sammy Walker, you little dirt. As
Speaker 3: long as you're going without a shower, an army can
Speaker 3: four days.
Speaker 2: Three days, Jesus, smell bad after your.
Speaker 1: Own and that or even when you scratch around your
Speaker 1: balls always smells good.
Speaker 3: Joking guys, you know what, Okay, this is going to
Speaker 3: sound fair. You know what always smells good to me
Speaker 3: when you yes, yeah, that smells grosse. But when you
Speaker 3: just dip dip your finger between the toes, you give
Speaker 3: a little smell.
Speaker 1: Step too.
Speaker 2: I wouldn't go near mine. Yeah really, you got no,
Speaker 2: I've got this. You can show you.
Speaker 3: What is it?
Speaker 2: No, it's like a toeja, it's like this thing called
Speaker 2: a soft corn.
Speaker 1: Oh yeah yeah yeah yeah, get them from boots.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's the way my foot shaped. It doesn't like
Speaker 2: I need to make sure every time I have a shower,
Speaker 2: I've got to dry in between my toe. But I'm
Speaker 2: telling you, if you're touching there and then smell it,
Speaker 2: it's not good.
Speaker 3: So it's like if moisture gets in there, Yeah, yeah,
Speaker 3: moisture gets and then it's like creates.
Speaker 2: It's weird, it creates.
Speaker 1: What the fun has happened to this podcast? Michael Jordan's
Speaker 1: feet fucking hell foot fetish there just rank. Yeah, all
Speaker 1: his toes are really because you used to wear new
Speaker 1: new shoes every game because she was like with new shoes,
Speaker 1: you know, they hurt.
Speaker 3: Man, when you're wearing new shoes, they aren't accustomed to
Speaker 3: your feet blisters.
Speaker 1: Yeah, it has been a pleasure. You're you're a champ mate,
Speaker 1: You're really good. You congratulations the season you haven't and yeah, decider,
Speaker 1: whole nother level. What an experience in your career.
Speaker 3: And you go into Central Sea tonight. Yeah, Central Sea rapper.
Speaker 3: Dad wouldn't know who he is.
Speaker 1: I can't see when you settle coast. So that's cool.
Speaker 3: And you're going tomorrow, but you are going to a wrapper.
Speaker 2: Central c Yeah I am, but I wouldn't say I'm
Speaker 2: like a massive fan of his. I just got the
Speaker 2: call up.
Speaker 3: So so you've got three tickets.
Speaker 2: Yeah, gussy one of gusts and my mates used to
Speaker 2: work and I actually used to be a tool manager
Speaker 2: for a for the ASA boys. You did, no, no
Speaker 2: one of our one of our friends did like a
Speaker 2: Rocky like yeah, Asap Rocky asap ferg all those guys
Speaker 2: who lives back here now. But so whenever like big
Speaker 2: artists come out, he's always like, oh, mates with the
Speaker 2: guys at Sony and stuff. If you want tickets to
Speaker 2: so and so, Gussie and I are big fan, so
Speaker 2: it should be good.
Speaker 3: Do you pay for anything these days? Haircut?
Speaker 2: You talk? I pay my hair.
Speaker 1: I just don't like you.
Speaker 3: Just don't get them very rate mates rates, don't get
Speaker 3: very your last one. Next, don't shave my head A No,
Speaker 3: it will never go back.
Speaker 1: To the past of my regards to Central C.
Speaker 2: Yes, I will tell him you, yeah, I.
Speaker 1: Knew his dad Central Central youday, guys, it's Maddie John's here.
Speaker 2: Look at it.
Speaker 1: You can tell I'm just not myself at the moment,
Speaker 1: a little bit down, but I'll tell it'll cheer me up.
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