Speaker 1: A day to honor Meal dan at Her an emotion.
Speaker 2: Charged lap, the high point of Big Freeze eleven as
Speaker 2: footy shares its gratitude for the Australian of a year.
Speaker 3: Then a thriller to mark the occasion, Collingwood prevailing by
Speaker 3: a single point after Melbourne through everything at them. Both
Speaker 3: coaches join us live here at the mcg.
Speaker 1: And a too much ban.
Speaker 2: For bomber Sam Durham for the dangerous bump the game
Speaker 2: has tried to eradicates.
Speaker 4: We've talked about is this step into it, debrace.
Speaker 2: All of it in the room and reason it's unedifying
Speaker 2: for a senior coach to do that.
Speaker 4: They're on the side of courtia with the brain, take.
Speaker 1: The man on it. They played the best footy.
Speaker 2: I've ever seen at the start of the season, and
Speaker 2: injury said President left the cup.
Speaker 1: Oder said, of course they do. This is the stuff
Speaker 1: that legends are made of.
Speaker 4: What is holding the ball?
Speaker 3: I don't think I could answer it clearly right now
Speaker 3: that I could do something.
Speaker 2: Wrong, you know, And I need to go and the
Speaker 2: board sets the fans lover and with fans no three
Speaker 2: sixty year hope. The first bite of winter curbed the
Speaker 2: high notes in this round. Bus the climax was well.
Speaker 1: Worthy of the occasion, Das.
Speaker 3: You've been sitting in the other just like a normal
Speaker 3: average supporter riding the highs and lows, Jared, the impartiality
Speaker 3: is back, very very one eyed. I was in the
Speaker 3: stands so riding the highs and lowers. It was an
Speaker 3: unbelievably good contest. Not the greatest game of foot you
Speaker 3: lever see, but a great, great contest. And the old
Speaker 3: Magpies they do it again, proviled by a point.
Speaker 2: So there's plenty to unpack and a lot of it
Speaker 2: is developing now. So we'll take you through it during
Speaker 2: the hour of both coaches join us and we'll get
Speaker 2: word from the rooms.
Speaker 1: Just give us just summation of the round.
Speaker 3: In total, teams that had to win one which I
Speaker 3: think is good for the competition.
Speaker 4: And you can go all the way back to Thursday night.
Speaker 3: Hawthorn had to win. They've been in a hole and
Speaker 3: they found a way. Adelaide had to win. They were
Speaker 3: testing themselves against the bet and they did. When it
Speaker 3: looked like they weren't going to Sydney needed to win
Speaker 3: and they got it. Port Adelaide needed to win and
Speaker 3: they got it. North Melbourne seller home game West Coast Seagals,
Speaker 3: they're trailing with not much time left, had to win
Speaker 3: and they did. And Carlton against a very very young
Speaker 3: Essendon here last night, needed to win and they did
Speaker 3: so those six sides they ticked the box, some of
Speaker 3: them impressively, some of them just got by, but they
Speaker 3: got the four points done the less.
Speaker 1: Not always points for style, but just get four points.
Speaker 3: And four points that Adelaide got are the same as
Speaker 3: the four points at North Melbourne, same value.
Speaker 1: Yeah, as true as when they were spoken.
Speaker 2: All right, this is how our week lines up. We
Speaker 2: couldn't be better place to bring you the aftermath of
Speaker 2: this King's Birthday thriller. Craig McCrae and Simon Goodwin will
Speaker 2: join us in turn, and then on the coutale Matthews
Speaker 2: is back, so Jack will. He'll garner the big opinions,
Speaker 2: the how and the y from round thirteen.
Speaker 1: Tomorrow night is special.
Speaker 2: Fox Footy will bring you the Hall of Fame induction
Speaker 2: ceremony will be there for a short sharp three sixty
Speaker 2: at the scene. Then midweek tackle to run you through
Speaker 2: all that's happening in the football world. And then back
Speaker 2: inside the intimacy of the night, eight inductees and one
Speaker 2: legend to be elevated. And then by the time we
Speaker 2: reach Wednesday night, we'll be on the cusp of a
Speaker 2: fresh round, and we'll put our coaches to work to
Speaker 2: make sense of where we are and what comes next.
Speaker 2: John Longmeyer and Adam Simpson on Wednesday Night. Every Monday
Speaker 2: starts with the awarding of the GVPS, the most valuable
Speaker 2: players across the weekend, and the estimation of just one man.
Speaker 2: The prize up for grabs is the Mustang. The Ford
Speaker 2: Mustang GT fastback value, a ninety three thousand dollars, iconic design,
Speaker 2: unreal performance five leader V eight engine. The leader board
Speaker 2: has been taking shape in recent weeks, and Gaz the
Speaker 2: high bar here to get in that car.
Speaker 4: Yes, that's worth it. Indeed, I'm going to go back
Speaker 4: to Port Adelaide. So Zach Butters gets one vote. I
Speaker 4: love how we flew the flag for his coach.
Speaker 3: The relationship between Zach and Kenny Hinckley is obviously strong,
Speaker 3: and he might single handley make this an interesting last
Speaker 3: half of the season for Kenny. When it looked like
Speaker 3: it might, Peter Roud into something not that specials a
Speaker 3: he's a I think he's a speaking the word special,
Speaker 3: A really special player.
Speaker 4: This bloke.
Speaker 3: The physicality and then you're throwing the skill on top
Speaker 3: of it.
Speaker 4: He and the Captain got.
Speaker 3: To work and they've made it really difficult for the
Speaker 3: gw WES Giants. From this point on, it just about
Speaker 3: being my first pick. I know, I know I can
Speaker 3: Wax and Wayne from week to week, but I love
Speaker 3: what he does.
Speaker 4: So one for.
Speaker 3: Zach Butters, two goes to Max Holmes. I thought his
Speaker 3: game was exceptional. Just Bailey Smith goes out, you go,
Speaker 3: what's going to happen here? Well, Max Homes says, don't
Speaker 3: worry about it, let me go and get forty and
Speaker 3: was well coached, a beautifully position to take advantage of
Speaker 3: all the different skill sets that he's got at his disposal,
Speaker 3: the capacity to run one end of the ground or
Speaker 3: the other, and he was at home familiar territory, and I.
Speaker 4: Thought he was I thought he played an outstanding game.
Speaker 2: Just the tireless running line breaking in the wet so
Speaker 2: it was a really basic game.
Speaker 4: It was much pretty about it.
Speaker 3: And he wrapped up forty and then I'm going to
Speaker 3: the biggest game of the weekend, which is Friday night.
Speaker 3: For mine, it was Adelaide up against the Brisbane lines
Speaker 3: and I thought ben Keys's role on the night was
Speaker 3: just outstanding. So goes a Zorco who's fire starter for
Speaker 3: this side, and absolutely blankets him and then becomes a
Speaker 3: really potent creating force on the way forward.
Speaker 4: So you know, we talk about spirit animals, you talk
Speaker 4: about people who sent the tone.
Speaker 3: The gap between the best and worst is what I
Speaker 3: love in players, and it's very minimal with this blog.
Speaker 3: There's not too often you walk away ben Keys hasn't contributed, so.
Speaker 4: First of all, to do the job and still be
Speaker 4: dangerous and.
Speaker 3: Then finish him off at the end, I thought ben
Speaker 3: Keys was great amongst amidst what was a really really
Speaker 3: big night for the Adelaie cro So that's the way
Speaker 3: they went, the three two ones.
Speaker 1: I love it.
Speaker 2: So here's the way things are right now. Patrick Dangerfield
Speaker 2: on nine, Toby Greens on six, still sidebottom because he
Speaker 2: pick it who played big roles here afternoon they are
Speaker 2: on five.
Speaker 1: Let's get into the agenda, gas.
Speaker 2: Let's start with the tinder box moment at the end
Speaker 2: for Melbourne. So this is raw they have performed so
Speaker 2: wholeheartedly throughout the day. Max Gorn tries to open the
Speaker 2: play up. It's not the right play. It's the kick
Speaker 2: that slews, and it's gone in that moment and Stephen
Speaker 2: May he said it clearly said the.
Speaker 1: Wrong thing to the captain in that moment while it's
Speaker 1: so raw.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and this will be a great, big talking point
Speaker 3: because it's emotional. It's the best big man that we've
Speaker 3: seen in a generation of footy, a firebrand fullback who
Speaker 3: wears his heart on his sleeve.
Speaker 4: And this tells you how much it hurts.
Speaker 3: Beyond that, there's nothing in it, which I'm not saying
Speaker 3: it's not a story. It's a great big story. And
Speaker 3: we're here because Max has spoken. I think that's a
Speaker 3: great thing. But this is what happens when you invest
Speaker 3: in a game of footy for two hours and it
Speaker 3: comes down to moments and it's a singular point. And
Speaker 3: in the dying seconds, a man who's led this side
Speaker 3: for the last ten.
Speaker 4: Or years makes one of his.
Speaker 3: Rare mistakes and then Stephen May, in his competitiveness, has
Speaker 3: gone to him and I don't know what he said,
Speaker 3: but it clearly didn't resonate, and Max has reacted totally reasonably.
Speaker 4: I would imagine, and my little.
Speaker 3: Screw of face and shava beyond that's that's live sport,
Speaker 3: That's what I love.
Speaker 2: All right, let's head downstairs. Max Gorn did speak, John
Speaker 2: Ralph was a part of that. He stuck back to
Speaker 2: the Magpie rooms, Ralphie, What did Max have to say?
Speaker 5: Well, I think in his worst moment, Steven May could
Speaker 5: very much wear on you as a teammate. Both of
Speaker 5: these players were fantastic, so hi drama there in the rooms.
Speaker 5: As he just said, Max Gorn marched straight into the deepest,
Speaker 5: darkest recesses of the rooms. The pair did not come
Speaker 5: together at any stage there. So Stephen not keen to
Speaker 5: clarify his version of events. Max, certainly, as he has
Speaker 5: so many times in times of trial for this football club,
Speaker 5: was prepared to talk to me and a couple of
Speaker 5: other journalists. So for fox Foot, he said, and I quote,
Speaker 5: he wants us to win as much as I do.
Speaker 5: It was a disappointing last thirty seconds. I'm not actually
Speaker 5: sure was said. It was so loud out there and
Speaker 5: it just kept repeating. Were two players who really want
Speaker 5: to win? So, as he said, it was effectively a
Speaker 5: two percent chance end to win, about thirty five seconds
Speaker 5: on the clock. He knows that there was very very
Speaker 5: little likelihood that this was going to be an end
Speaker 5: to end play. He said he was called to play
Speaker 5: on as well. He was surprised about that having taken
Speaker 5: that mark. We know, of course, the result of that
Speaker 5: shank kick to will Hoskin Elliott there So, as I said,
Speaker 5: he isn't actually short.
Speaker 4: What Stephen May said to him.
Speaker 5: I think if you're any kind of lip reader, you'd
Speaker 5: imagine you know exactly what he said.
Speaker 1: Back to Stephen May.
Speaker 5: And so hopefully the club is feeling that by putting
Speaker 5: up Stephen, by putting up Max Corn, they can turn
Speaker 5: this into a one day's story. It's a story that's
Speaker 5: really tittilating, with a lot of tension between two great teammates,
Speaker 5: both of them amazing on the day. But unfortunately he
Speaker 5: won't take away from the real positives from this contest.
Speaker 5: But yeah, it will something that will take a little
Speaker 5: bit of the gloss off and hopefully Max Corn has come.
Speaker 1: Some way to explaining Ralphie thank you.
Speaker 2: As Simon Goodwin will be with us at the desk shortly,
Speaker 2: So do you think it goes?
Speaker 4: So?
Speaker 2: Is there a conversation later tonight between the two a
Speaker 2: text message exchange just to.
Speaker 3: I'd imagine it'll be had within an hour if it
Speaker 3: needs to be had. But do you think it I mean,
Speaker 3: we the media, will we either perpetrate this or not?
Speaker 3: And probably until we hear from Stephen.
Speaker 4: May really isn't it. Yeah?
Speaker 2: Yeah, it really only exists whether there's any tension between
Speaker 2: the two of them in the aftermath, because the way
Speaker 2: that you have depicted it, it's raw and they lay
Speaker 2: it all out there and it's a moment of frustration
Speaker 2: and that don't be chipping the captain at the end.
Speaker 2: He didn't mean it to go wrong like that, and
Speaker 2: maybe the team rule is a little bit different. But
Speaker 2: as long as they're okay, then will be okay. But
Speaker 2: it's an unusual moment to see and it speaks of
Speaker 2: the high tensions.
Speaker 3: At the end, and it speaks to them being their
Speaker 3: authentic selves.
Speaker 4: Is the other thing.
Speaker 3: I don't know if Stephen is the most diplomatic person
Speaker 3: in the best of times, when there's a game on
Speaker 3: the line and you've lost it by a point in
Speaker 3: front of eighty thousand plus, So that's I got absolutely
Speaker 3: no problem in the world that they'll sort this out.
Speaker 1: Shall we take a moment to revel in the day?
Speaker 1: I think we should.
Speaker 2: This is so brilliantly stage now and it's not just
Speaker 2: a day on the footy calendar.
Speaker 1: It's a day for the whole community.
Speaker 2: So the King's Birthday really is big frees Day at
Speaker 2: the mcg and ten Australian celebrities let off brilliantly by
Speaker 2: Arin Tipmas, who she had the moves.
Speaker 1: She's watched Grease so many times.
Speaker 2: I thought Cadell was three votes Mini Max and for
Speaker 2: Max to be there at the bottom of the slide.
Speaker 2: Peter daks Well of Corsey woulds of course he.
Speaker 3: Actually, actually, this is the first time I'm seeing the
Speaker 3: whole lot back to back, so I'm getting a first
Speaker 3: You're getting the first reaction here, So I love that
Speaker 3: from Dake's loved Arion Tipmas, that nablers angus from ac
Speaker 3: DC Liz Watson with Margot, Robbie's cowgirl Barbie Nice, Matt
Speaker 3: Shermington Kamers. Of course he didn knows how to command
Speaker 3: the stage. It doesn't ended up with a cape all
Speaker 3: over their face with a levity.
Speaker 2: There Alyssa Healley went Shaza, Kath and Kim. That's just
Speaker 2: the right level of Bogan and a non Shane Ward
Speaker 2: as well, beautiful Aaron Davy, Michael Long, the long walk
Speaker 2: ah nice, he had it really going to mad Max
Speaker 2: for Craig lownds and warning yes from Mark time.
Speaker 3: As he saw that, but he didn't have any audio.
Speaker 3: I was hoping that he'd come and warning not had
Speaker 3: come to himself otherwise he missed the brief dummy, So
Speaker 3: that was nice, very good.
Speaker 2: And then scenes that will last in football history, just
Speaker 2: as EJ's lap did here at the mcg the move
Speaker 2: around the boty, the winter sunshine peeked through. Neil Danaher
Speaker 2: greeted by all the Melbourne players one by one and
Speaker 2: at various stages, with grandkids in tow and children around,
Speaker 2: pausing at the fence for some that were recognized and
Speaker 2: some that weren't.
Speaker 1: Look at the beanies, Look at the beanies.
Speaker 2: As the football world got to show.
Speaker 1: Neil dan and her how much he has meant to
Speaker 1: all of us.
Speaker 3: These are iconic pictures that we're seeing right here and
Speaker 3: to both clubs that have become symbolic in the day
Speaker 3: and the way they respect Neil and the way that
Speaker 3: he's contributed to this day is it so humbling and
Speaker 3: you run out of words in the end, Jury, I
Speaker 3: was here that EJ. Whitten day and this was every
Speaker 3: bit as emotional. And then they both teens went out
Speaker 3: and on at him, which I think was really important,
Speaker 3: particularly from Melbourne's point of view.
Speaker 4: Collinwood sitting on.
Speaker 3: Top of the ladder and taken all before them, and
Speaker 3: Melbourne had coming off a really disappointing loss, and they
Speaker 3: had to find something for him and well for the day,
Speaker 3: and the day is Neil, so they had to find
Speaker 3: something for him, and they did, and they made it
Speaker 3: a memorable occasion.
Speaker 2: So right from the outsets and it was on as
Speaker 2: Melbourne did bring the challenge, they brought high energy, the
Speaker 2: spirit was willing, if the body wasn't always quite up
Speaker 2: to the task. Sparrow opens with a long range goal.
Speaker 2: The pressure of that opening term was worthy of the
Speaker 2: seventy seven and a half thousand and because of Pickett's
Speaker 2: moments how throughout was absolutely brilliant. Jeremy how the early.
Speaker 1: Forays it was two goals each a quarter time.
Speaker 4: Yeah, it was it's hard going. You can't score against
Speaker 4: this Colinwand's.
Speaker 3: Side, so to be in touch throughout most of the
Speaker 3: day I think Melbourne would have taken that. Josh Deekos
Speaker 3: was the one in the back half because.
Speaker 4: There was a little bit of magic and there was
Speaker 4: a sprinkled stuff sprinkled everywhere. Yeah, he had to.
Speaker 3: Work really hard because he to have an impact from
Speaker 3: the game. And then this van talking about magic that
Speaker 3: was straight after the pivot goal. So it was just
Speaker 3: like Scott Benbury said, no mate, we need to maintain
Speaker 3: this gap, so let me get to work again. Now,
Speaker 3: as I said, I don't think it was the most
Speaker 3: skillful game I've ever seen, but in terms of consequences
Speaker 3: for actions and you had to go with your time
Speaker 3: to go, then it was right up there. But they
Speaker 3: did hack it a.
Speaker 2: Bit both sides, yes, as Collinwood's poise was just a
Speaker 2: little bit better. But the difference was their entries inside fifty,
Speaker 2: which is a well worn tail with Melbourne. They had
Speaker 2: slogged away through the second term moment of entry after entry,
Speaker 2: after entry, and then that after the halftime siren from
Speaker 2: memory makes it eight points and.
Speaker 3: That and your ability to your opportunities year and I
Speaker 3: know it's been a theme for Melbourne. Yeah, last week
Speaker 3: was horrendous, But just as as I said, I was
Speaker 3: just a supporter in the stand and you just knew
Speaker 3: when they got their opportunities, Collingwood they take them. And
Speaker 3: then Melbourne had chances to kick set shop goals and
Speaker 3: couldn't quite get there. And then they go to the
Speaker 3: other They go the distances, Collingwood team and make your pay.
Speaker 3: But then Fritz got a little bit of a cameo
Speaker 3: and things started from about this point, halfway through the
Speaker 3: third quarter, they got it back on their terms a
Speaker 3: fair bit.
Speaker 4: Melbourne.
Speaker 2: It looked grim at twenty points down, like it was
Speaker 2: going to get away. And then a few things that
Speaker 2: hadn't been working. Yeah, Fritch and Pickett did their thing.
Speaker 4: We'll talk to you when we talked to Goodie when
Speaker 4: he comes in.
Speaker 3: But it was the ability to get the ball under
Speaker 3: the ground when it went forward. So this sort of
Speaker 3: stuff here and needs Missus gets a guy and it
Speaker 3: needs his magic. But the amount of times they kicked
Speaker 3: the how intercept there was twenty intercepts both ways, by
Speaker 3: the way, But once they got the border ground, they
Speaker 3: looked much more dangerous proposition. And then this man who's
Speaker 3: first going back cint Anzac Day goes back.
Speaker 2: And Ice is injured on Ansac Day back for the
Speaker 2: King's birthday, and the moment that matted most a towering
Speaker 2: mark at the top of the square.
Speaker 1: And then we squabbled over a point from there on.
Speaker 1: It was two, it was one, it was two, it
Speaker 1: was one.
Speaker 3: The Vailey Fritch had had the mark, almost had a
Speaker 3: Nick revolt moment elsewhere, and then this is a dying
Speaker 3: moment which we'll talk about, will continue to be talked
Speaker 3: about for some time.
Speaker 4: And they just ran out time from that point on.
Speaker 2: So where it leaves Colin Wood, they've got the nice
Speaker 2: cushion at the top of the tables.
Speaker 1: Some of good women will join us shortly and we'll.
Speaker 2: Revisit that the cushion at the top of the table,
Speaker 2: which allows them to plot out the back half of
Speaker 2: the season. They couldn't have reached the buy having been
Speaker 2: more impressive or in better shape.
Speaker 3: No, and they've got players that they can file back
Speaker 3: in most demonishrably.
Speaker 4: Jordan to go.
Speaker 3: He is the one that we sit here and look
Speaker 3: at and say what a back half weapon. And then
Speaker 3: they can take their time with him and Braid Braid
Speaker 3: and Maynard will come back into that side as well.
Speaker 3: So players to come back day back into the side
Speaker 3: today makes them better. I think so. No, I think
Speaker 3: Craig McCrae would be over the moon. Have I got
Speaker 3: the buy next week they do? Yeah, well that's a
Speaker 3: buye that's well earned and a buy that they'll enjoy.
Speaker 3: And Melbourne got to go to take on Port Adelaide
Speaker 3: and they're running out of chances to keep this season alive.
Speaker 3: Although if they play in the same manner with the
Speaker 3: same intensity, they'll give themselves a chance.
Speaker 2: There's shredness and close finishes and it works both ways,
Speaker 2: doesn't it. You have to beat them once or twice
Speaker 2: or three times. But they carry this belief and it
Speaker 2: is it's well won belief that they will get you.
Speaker 3: One percent and then yeah, you can go back and
Speaker 3: I'm sure the boys on the couch will isolate moments
Speaker 3: and it's still side. Bottom doesn't make a mistake like
Speaker 3: when he gets the ball, his calmness and then he
Speaker 3: hits the target when he has to hit the target,
Speaker 3: and then as a Melbourne supporter sitting in this down,
Speaker 3: I'm watching it go the other way and it just
Speaker 3: misses well, one just goes over their head and it
Speaker 3: gets turned over and comes back the other way.
Speaker 4: So that's where Melbourne needs to get to.
Speaker 3: Now.
Speaker 4: This is the beauty of.
Speaker 3: This Collingwood side is that they've got these experienced players
Speaker 3: who are just playing very, very good footy right now.
Speaker 3: Can they keep this and maintain this until the end
Speaker 3: of September?
Speaker 4: I wouldn't bet against them.
Speaker 2: Yeah, that's the question of the season, isn't it. Are
Speaker 2: they in good or shape late in August?
Speaker 1: Nearly and.
Speaker 3: Not plenty, but there have been teams at this stage
Speaker 3: that haven't quite got it done.
Speaker 4: But they're reliable. Jared, I sat in amongst you.
Speaker 3: There were plenty of them out there and they're pretty
Speaker 3: confident in what they're able to do.
Speaker 2: The Melbourne side of the coin is I'd love to
Speaker 2: get that Fritch moment if we've got it, so adrenaline
Speaker 2: is pumping.
Speaker 1: This is it.
Speaker 2: The Collingwood players inevitably do the right thing in the
Speaker 2: tight finishes. So when it's all about to overwhelm you
Speaker 2: and the opportunity arises, this was it wasn't if he
Speaker 2: takes even a beat, he sees sparrow and feeds it
Speaker 2: to him or he goes back. But so the adrenaline
Speaker 2: is absolutely pumping and he fancies he's the match winner.
Speaker 3: Yeah, and that's one and there's another. I know how
Speaker 3: quick we can get it. But there was another one
Speaker 3: that ended up in a Frich goal that came on
Speaker 3: a fast break and they had Cozy Picket running inside
Speaker 3: fifty on his own, but he went along to the
Speaker 3: Maxico on one on one their decisions. Now, they got
Speaker 3: out of that one with a goal because Fitch was
Speaker 3: able to make a bit of magic. They could have
Speaker 3: made that a hell of a lot easy jurd by
Speaker 3: just hitting Cozy Picket twenty five meters out from goal.
Speaker 3: So all of these little learnings are frustrating, but in
Speaker 3: terms of effort, commitment to the cause, and they had
Speaker 3: some really good moments. I thought it was one of
Speaker 3: the best performances of the year and that's a credit
Speaker 3: and so that's a nod to the opposition as well.
Speaker 2: So a bit worked in the planning. They were able
Speaker 2: to quell mcdaykoss like very few teams have before. Ed
Speaker 2: Langdon was given the job. It's an interesting umpiring correction.
Speaker 2: I thought after halftime, as if perhaps video had been
Speaker 2: studied or word had been passed down and there are
Speaker 2: a couple of free kicks at stoppages if he was
Speaker 2: being denied a fair run at things.
Speaker 4: Yes, twenty Melbourne fans wanted me to make that.
Speaker 3: No, I don't tend not to pick up on those
Speaker 3: things as much as others do. But he did a
Speaker 3: great job, kept in the ninety and touches, force go
Speaker 3: involved and still had moments Nicky the fifty mante apparently,
Speaker 3: and the goal from Cosey didn't help let Ed Langdon's
Speaker 3: cause I bet you that Ed only had the four touches.
Speaker 4: It was good old fashioned lot good old fashion.
Speaker 2: Including knocking him over while he's trying to do his
Speaker 2: bootlaces up.
Speaker 3: I don't know whether it's all that physical, but he
Speaker 3: was seventy seven thousand, like I didn't quite hit eighty,
Speaker 3: so maybe the weather had a bit to do with that.
Speaker 4: But yeah, I enjoyed the day.
Speaker 3: I'm going to be great to talk to both coaches
Speaker 3: and they come in here and get their take on
Speaker 3: right