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Speaker 1: Gooday there, welcome along to a Tuesday edition of the
Speaker 1: Agenda Podcast. Mania Stewart is away today. It is his birthday,
Speaker 1: so he will be no doubt pressuring the love of
Speaker 1: his life to get some special attention today, so he's
Speaker 1: got the day off.
Speaker 2: In joining me is Joe Jury.
Speaker 4: I reckon He'll be straight down to the Pokeies, absolutely
Speaker 4: straight into the poke What do you want to do today, Love?
Speaker 1: It's your birthday. You can do whatever you want. Buy
Speaker 1: me a pack of diaries and send me to the Pokeyes.
Speaker 4: Twenty bucks. Twenty bucks I can change into two dollar
Speaker 4: coins and straight to the Pokeys.
Speaker 1: He left a lot on the on the floor at
Speaker 1: the pub in Dunedin, didn't he.
Speaker 4: He left a lot of them self in Dunedin to
Speaker 4: that Friday. He was an absolute disgrace. We haven't really
Speaker 4: talked about that, The fact that he got so hammered
Speaker 4: on the Thursday night. Yep that he was a shell
Speaker 4: of a human being on that Friday and spewed out
Speaker 4: the side of the bus.
Speaker 2: Yeah, I know, we look. I mean things will trickle out.
Speaker 1: I've someone come out to me today and said, O,
Speaker 1: who's you got a hiding in Dunedin And I was like.
Speaker 4: What, Yeah, Tony laugh said that. Ben Hurley said that
Speaker 4: you've got to hide a head.
Speaker 1: Ah far from it and mean it's hard to get
Speaker 1: a hiding when you're involved in a scuffly pussy ride
Speaker 1: down in central Dunedin.
Speaker 2: But a we're going to move on.
Speaker 1: From that that weekend because we've got this weekend coming
Speaker 1: up All Blacks and England to repeat at Eden Park
Speaker 1: and we're backed at the Postman's Leg for the ultra
Speaker 1: pre game. No Richie Muwanga this week, but we might
Speaker 1: try and rustle up some more surprises for there. But
Speaker 1: we've got live music everything else. But what everyone's talking
Speaker 1: about at the moment Joe Jury is lu Lusan in
Speaker 1: the quarter finals of Wimbledon, the first New Zealander to
Speaker 1: ever make the quarter finals in Wimbledon. I think she's
Speaker 1: playing tonight in the quarter final against Croatian Donna Vitchik.
Speaker 4: Know much about Donna vic All.
Speaker 1: I know is never marry a croatan. There's a golden rule.
Speaker 1: They never marry a croatan. But chance for her to
Speaker 1: make the semi finals tonight, it's awesome.
Speaker 2: But I've got some.
Speaker 1: Interesting facts around around Wimbledon that you might be interested in,
Speaker 1: Joe Jury, how are you? This is one hundred and
Speaker 1: forty seventh edition of Wimbledon, And unlike any other kind
Speaker 1: of sporting or tennis, especially Wimbledon, release their financials every
Speaker 1: year to the public because the people who run it
Speaker 1: as the All England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club English.
Speaker 1: Yeah so, and they produce a thirty page and your
Speaker 1: report detailing their finances and including the two week event
Speaker 1: that is is Wimbledon.
Speaker 2: And they really revealed it.
Speaker 1: In twenty twenty three, the club brought in four hundred
Speaker 1: and forty million US in revenue for this two week period,
Speaker 1: a profit of fifty eight point seven million. They don't
Speaker 1: they break down the numbers.
Speaker 2: A little bit more.
Speaker 1: For the global broadcast rights they get, it's fifty six
Speaker 1: percent of what they make and there is two hundred
Speaker 1: and forty six million, but they keep the ticket sales.
Speaker 1: They relatively low, so they reckon. They leave one hundred
Speaker 1: million US on the table to make it affordable for
Speaker 1: people to head along to Wimbledon, which is unlike anything else.
Speaker 1: So on day one and day two you can get
Speaker 1: a ticket for pretty much fifty quid.
Speaker 2: It's good. Ay.
Speaker 4: You can't even go to the All Blacks for fifty quid.
Speaker 2: That's right.
Speaker 1: When it gets to the point here day like thirteen
Speaker 1: and fourteen on Center Court three hundred and twenty four dollars,
Speaker 1: so not bad if you're going to go to the final,
Speaker 1: that's all you have to pay. So they make all
Speaker 1: their money from obviously from the TV rights which they
Speaker 1: run the ships and span no, but they keep it
Speaker 1: down to two or three sponsors as well, so it's
Speaker 1: a very different model from everyone else who just try
Speaker 1: and make pillage the whole time.
Speaker 4: I'll tell you what New Zealand media has been blowing
Speaker 4: their load on the sun.
Speaker 1: The sun is rising. Oh when she loses, If she loses,
Speaker 1: I hope she doesn't. Will have been sun sets on
Speaker 1: her Wimbledon journey.
Speaker 4: There's been. The sun is shining about still shines. Who
Speaker 4: comes the sun? Who's going to be the first?
Speaker 2: But Son of a bitch.
Speaker 4: I think that'll be us, son.
Speaker 1: Of a bitch, Lulu Sun loses. I don't think any
Speaker 1: mainstream will do that.
Speaker 4: No, be honest, it'll be leaning on us.
Speaker 2: I think he.
Speaker 1: Guess how many baseball caps and Panama hats they sell
Speaker 1: at Wimbledon over the two weeks?
Speaker 2: Ever, guess.
Speaker 1: Fifty two thousand, Jesus close, fifty eight thousand, two hundred
Speaker 1: baseball caps and Panama hats are sold. Guess how many
Speaker 1: towels are sold? Twelve twenty seven and a half thousand
Speaker 1: championship towels are sold at the merchandise shop?
Speaker 4: Like, what are you?
Speaker 2: Hows?
Speaker 4: What are you doing with those? Are you taking them home?
Speaker 2: Take them to your lacual tennis club? That's what you're doing.
Speaker 1: It's like people who wear It's like the mammals who
Speaker 1: cycle on the weekends with their mates, and they're all
Speaker 1: dressed up like the owner's Vinger guard and like the
Speaker 1: full sponsored Peloton gear.
Speaker 4: So there are one hundred and forty kigs squeezing into them.
Speaker 2: And how many sweat bands you reckon?
Speaker 4: They sell sweet bands? Like I'm unsaying about forty four thousand.
Speaker 1: Fourteen thousand sweat bands and they sell a further three
Speaker 1: and a half thousand dollars worth of personalized embroideries on
Speaker 1: baseball caps and towels, which equates to two point nine
Speaker 1: million individual stitches.
Speaker 4: So you're not it's not enough just to get a
Speaker 4: wounding towel. You gotta have it embroidered with your own name.
Speaker 1: Yeah, and you know, why can't you do that post
Speaker 1: pictures take it back to your own embroider and do that.
Speaker 1: But anyway, there you go. There's some, there's some, and
Speaker 1: the conversation starts here are good. So the grass courts
Speaker 1: is thirty eight grass courts, twenty practice courts and eighteen
Speaker 1: championship courts. They've got a trained Harris hawk named Rufus
Speaker 1: that flies around every morning at the grounds of women
Speaker 1: and before gates open to get the pigeons away from
Speaker 1: the grass courts.
Speaker 4: We can't really talk about hawks.
Speaker 1: We're under a hawkband.
Speaker 2: Hawk band the hawk, by the way.
Speaker 4: I think it's me and I destroyed it when he
Speaker 4: came back on Monday, as we were legally told to.
Speaker 2: By dock here. We didn't have a permit for that.
Speaker 2: That hook.
Speaker 1: Twenty eight people on the ground crew cut and reline
Speaker 1: and sweep the courts every morning.
Speaker 2: At Wimbledon they.
Speaker 1: Cut it to exactly eight millimeters every morning in those courts.
Speaker 4: What's setting is that on your lawnmar Is that the
Speaker 4: third one down?
Speaker 1: I think that's pretty much very very bottom, isn't it.
Speaker 1: It's a very very bottom. Wimbledon requires the staff of
Speaker 1: six thousand, three hundred. However, ball kids are unpaid by
Speaker 1: the All England and it's club bastards, but they get
Speaker 1: their uniforms and expenses covered there.
Speaker 2: You go home.
Speaker 1: Rentals for two weeks near Wimbledon costs between four thousand,
Speaker 1: six hundred dollars for a one bedroom flat. Well for
Speaker 1: corporate it's thirty six thousand dollars for a house to
Speaker 1: be housed in over that two weeks.
Speaker 4: You're a man of international sporting audience. Have you ever
Speaker 4: been to Wimbledon?
Speaker 1: I tried to when we went to the infamous twenty
Speaker 1: nineteen Cricket World Cup. That's how I always remember the date,
Speaker 1: because Wimbledon was on at the same time, and I
Speaker 1: think the day before we caught a bus out to
Speaker 1: Wimbledon and lined up in a queue for four hours,
Speaker 1: got to the front and then they said no more
Speaker 1: tickets today because you can just roll up and just
Speaker 1: go in.
Speaker 2: So I tried, but we went. No such luck on
Speaker 2: so and then.
Speaker 4: He just went and grim lanes us at the World
Speaker 4: Cup final.
Speaker 1: That's why I should That's why Look, Lulusan, you are
Speaker 1: safe as houses tonight.
Speaker 2: I am not going to Wimbledon.
Speaker 1: Here's some other last facts for you on Wimbledon. Just
Speaker 1: to get juice is flowing through running joke that the
Speaker 1: easiest way to get a membership to the Wimbledon's Athletic
Speaker 1: Tennis Athletic Club and Croquet Club is to win Wimbledon.
Speaker 1: It's because it has a total cap of five hundred
Speaker 1: total membership spots, so the waiting list is about forty years.
Speaker 1: So you have the way to be able to die.
Speaker 1: With the exception of honorary members, tournament winters, et cetera,
Speaker 1: you must be a British citizen to join the All
Speaker 1: England Lawn Tennis and Croquet Club.
Speaker 4: The year go well, there were there were scintillating facts
Speaker 4: about well, look, if you're going to people are going
Speaker 4: to be asking you about lu Lusan.
Speaker 2: They're going to be and you go, do you know what?
Speaker 1: At Wimbledon they cut the grass every morning to eight
Speaker 1: millimeters and.
Speaker 4: They sell fourteen thousand wristbands.
Speaker 1: And they sell fifty four thousand Panama hats over that time.
Speaker 2: You know that I'm here to help. What is that?
Speaker 4: In comparison to Augusta and Masters.
Speaker 2: I'm not sure I've been Masters.
Speaker 1: They compare it to the US Open in terms of
Speaker 1: the Tennis Open. I mean, the US Open makes a
Speaker 1: lot more money and it's broadcast rights ESPN pays a
Speaker 1: lot more than it does it at Wimbledon. They also
Speaker 1: make a lot more money off their ticket prices because
Speaker 1: they're almost double at the US Open.
Speaker 2: So but yeah, they kind of got the same vibe as.
Speaker 1: The Masters, don't they Because Masters try and keep the
Speaker 1: ticket prices low. They also try and keep the food
Speaker 1: prices low.
Speaker 4: Well they haven't changed since yeah, the sixties I think.
Speaker 2: But it's just impossible to get tickets.
Speaker 1: Yes, this is the problem.
Speaker 4: Can you hit the piss at Wimbledon that you can
Speaker 4: at Lords? Do they give your body to a champagne?
Speaker 1: Now you can't, Well you can't go in with your
Speaker 1: own piss like Lords. But like anything in England, you're
Speaker 1: allowed to hit it as hard as you like. You
Speaker 1: just have to just behave semi normal. There are a
Speaker 1: bit stuff here in Wimbledon, and they are at Lord's
Speaker 1: so there's a kind of a you can't not get
Speaker 1: too rowdy.
Speaker 2: You can apparently on the outer.
Speaker 1: Courts, but once you're on the the main courts, you know,
Speaker 1: Roger Feuder is hanging out there.
Speaker 2: Tom Cruise is hanging out there.
Speaker 1: I saw Brad pitt Wazi as well, so a little
Speaker 1: bit more reserved, but you can still head it hard.
Speaker 2: Outside.
Speaker 1: They've got a whole big area Henman's Hill. I think
Speaker 1: they changed it to Murray's Hell or something.
Speaker 2: I don't know. And yeah, there.
Speaker 4: Was great footage of in the Djokovic game when the
Speaker 4: crowd found out that England had won the yes quarter
Speaker 4: finals and penalties and they just started cheering.
Speaker 2: He was just about to serve.
Speaker 1: Djokovic is just about to serve, and then the crowd
Speaker 1: just wrapped it into applause and I think he I
Speaker 1: think someone must have said something because he knew because
Speaker 1: he got the tennis ball and volleyed it over the.
Speaker 4: Net penalty kick. I mean, we can get into football later,
Speaker 4: but I don't think it's coming home the Netherlands again.
Speaker 4: The waste of the English.
Speaker 1: Yeah, well that game's coming up. What this weekend I think,
Speaker 1: or is it the next few days?
Speaker 4: Thursday, I believe.
Speaker 1: Thursday England versus Netherlands will cover there off tomorrow I think,
Speaker 1: but you never know. If they fart through on they'll
Speaker 1: fart through on penalties, so they'll make the final. England
Speaker 1: fans will go crazy. I love it when England gets
Speaker 1: near a final because I love watching the heartache of
Speaker 1: them coming so close.
Speaker 4: It's so far.
Speaker 1: We're going to take a quick break and we're going
Speaker 1: to be back to discuss some rugby league NRL and
Speaker 1: again the bunker shafting the Warriors on the weekend and
Speaker 1: Graham Ainsley, the head of NRL's referees, he's come out.
Speaker 1: It looks like it's a video of a bizarre video
Speaker 1: of him in a boardroom explaining the mistakes, which I
Speaker 1: find quite refreshing and also quite disturbing.
Speaker 2: So back in a moment.
Speaker 1: Now on the weekend, Warriors obviously lost in Golden point
Speaker 1: time to the Doggies. I don't want to go into
Speaker 1: details around while we switched to the All Blacks. I've
Speaker 1: got a lot of hate mail coming in around why
Speaker 1: we switched over. But that was the decision made by
Speaker 1: myself and I will die by that. But there was
Speaker 1: an incident just before half time to Mardi Martin. It
Speaker 1: was in the second half and the second half to
Speaker 1: Marti Martin got hit late by a Bulldogs player and
Speaker 1: it went up to the bunker and they fucked around
Speaker 1: in the bunker for ages, trying to determine whether it
Speaker 1: would contact with the neck or the head.
Speaker 4: Yes, all right, I was watching. Joel showed me the
Speaker 4: footage of the die. Heindwood and Joel Harrison call because
Speaker 4: has been here. He had to leave before the end.
Speaker 4: Got to a gig. There was a lot of ditching
Speaker 4: on the Warriors that night. Yeah, and you can just
Speaker 4: when it happens, Joel and die just like, oh it's
Speaker 4: a late hat, it's ten. It's gotta be ten in
Speaker 4: the band at least a penalty. And then they watched
Speaker 4: the replay. Salmon, I think the guy's name is Jerome
Speaker 4: Salmon broke his jaw by running into Timney Mauntain's face.
Speaker 2: So a little little bit of bitter kind of justice there.
Speaker 4: They were just as he has a penalty and there
Speaker 4: was just no illegal contact and Jame and Salmon.
Speaker 5: I don't know what happened there. Looks like might have
Speaker 5: had a head knock with Tomighty Martin and back play
Speaker 5: there because he's bleeding out.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it looks like he's lost a tooth or something.
Speaker 3: That so Timmarty Martin go, oh, that's a massive shoulder jarge.
Speaker 2: That could be a hit.
Speaker 5: That should be ten in the bin the way that
Speaker 5: they've been officiating it this year, that could be a penalty.
Speaker 1: To the Warriors.
Speaker 2: Jam and Sam had some it's some late shoulder judge
Speaker 2: a legal contact they're calling it?
Speaker 5: Or no, oh did he say no illegal contact?
Speaker 2: There is a legal contact.
Speaker 1: Jam and Salmon flew out of the line.
Speaker 5: There is no difference from what Suli did in game
Speaker 5: Wine of Origin compared to that. It's got to be
Speaker 5: investigation here.
Speaker 4: What it needs to be an investigation?
Speaker 2: Yeah, no illegal contact.
Speaker 1: So they and here's Graham Ainsley, the head of the
Speaker 1: referees or whatever for the NRL. Here's him explaining in
Speaker 1: a very roundabout way that they fuck it up.
Speaker 6: The Bunker did spend all of their time in this
Speaker 6: review trying to do determine whether this was high contact
Speaker 6: or not. What they didn't do in this case was
Speaker 6: give jur regard to the tackle being late or the
Speaker 6: contact being late, and whether the defender could have pulled
Speaker 6: out of this tackle or not, or at least reduced
Speaker 6: the velocity of it when it takes place. And what
Speaker 6: the Match Review Committee did, of course, as everyone now knows,
Speaker 6: is the Match Review Committee did give due regard to
Speaker 6: the late nature of the contact and the fact that
Speaker 6: the ball had been passed. Again, they found no evidence
Speaker 6: of contact with the head or next, so he wasn't
Speaker 6: charged because of contact with the head or neck. He
Speaker 6: was charged with dangerous contact because of the late nature
Speaker 6: of the tackle. So the real question here is should
Speaker 6: this have been penalized on girl And the answer to
Speaker 6: that is clearly yes it should have been, not because
Speaker 6: it was high, but because it was late. And I
Speaker 6: know this was a critical time of the game. Kick
Speaker 6: he wanted to give you the incident, but they didn't
Speaker 6: give due regard to the issue of late. Now, I mean,
Speaker 6: so we think this is a miss, yes by the
Speaker 6: match officials, and what are the consequences are unacceptable consequences.
Speaker 2: That's what took plate. There is no consequences.
Speaker 1: But I love how Graham Ainsley as Annalsley any really
Speaker 1: sucked the life out of there. And the presentation is
Speaker 1: in front of a screen, and he's got a little
Speaker 1: button he can go backwards and forwards on is an
Speaker 1: NRL logo behind him, a Neon logo. I don't think
Speaker 1: anyone else is in the room. I think it's for
Speaker 1: you know, for them to release themselves. This is an explainer, so.
Speaker 4: We fucked up?
Speaker 1: Does he do this every weekend? Does he explain fuck
Speaker 1: ups every weekend?
Speaker 4: Just when the Warriors get screwed over? He knows that
Speaker 4: happens every weekend.
Speaker 1: I've got an idea here. I think they wish everyone
Speaker 1: should be able to do that. After a weekend, someone
Speaker 1: gets up and go Stuart. On the weekend, he drank
Speaker 1: twenty three beers. Looking back on that now, it was
Speaker 1: probably about thirteen too many.
Speaker 4: This was a mistake.
Speaker 1: This was a mistake, and they recognized it as a mistake.
Speaker 1: And the penalty for that is he got a severe hangover.
Speaker 1: And for that very reason, it was the wrong decision
Speaker 1: for Maniah to drink twenty three beers and shit himself.
Speaker 4: Look, it was at a critical time of the night.
Speaker 4: We were about to do a workplace shout yep, and
Speaker 4: he couldn't turn up because he had shot himself yep.
Speaker 1: And the bunker they spent too much time reviewing the
Speaker 1: beers and not the fact he didn't turn up to
Speaker 1: do his job. Okay, so we've had a look at
Speaker 1: the review committee's had to look at that and said, yep,
Speaker 1: he should have done his job and not drunk those
Speaker 1: twenty three beers.
Speaker 2: But it is what it is, and that's what happened.
Speaker 4: But what the one thing I can't understand is how
Speaker 4: they're constantly now saying it's not high. It wasn't high.
Speaker 4: Both of them walked away from that attempt to tackle
Speaker 4: holding face, so.
Speaker 2: There was contact with face to face.
Speaker 4: So how does someone break a jaw and the other
Speaker 4: guy gets almost a broken nose. But there's no, there's no,
Speaker 4: it's not high.
Speaker 2: I don't know. It's it's so a r L. It's
Speaker 2: it's the most bizarre.
Speaker 1: It's it's one of the great sports and people love it,
Speaker 1: but and it's growing in popularity for its simplicity. Yet
Speaker 1: there's so many complications around those kind of calls and
Speaker 1: the bunker rules and and what the bunker does and
Speaker 1: doesn't do, and the like invariably, for some whatever reason,
Speaker 1: we always get the the bad side of it anyway.
Speaker 1: But I'm looking forward to Graham and Ainsley breaking down
Speaker 1: our Dunedin weekend in a monologue fashion like that and
Speaker 1: just explaining what didn't get pulled up and what did here.
Speaker 4: We have a pussy right here coming out a door,
Speaker 4: no contact with the head, just a lot of just
Speaker 4: a lot of grabbing.
Speaker 1: A lot of argie bardgie, No one throwing a punch,
Speaker 1: No punches was thrown, a lot of scragging. So the
Speaker 1: bunker missed the fact there was no punches thrown, and
Speaker 1: for that we're sorry and we apologize.
Speaker 4: The bunker also missed Mania Stuart with an eight year
Speaker 4: old homeless man in the background, that he will be reprimanded.
Speaker 1: Him dancing with that old man, an old homeless man
Speaker 1: who looked like a dead Kenny Rogers, like Kenny Rodgers
Speaker 1: had been put in the ground for about two years
Speaker 1: and then pulled out of the ground and pulled into
Speaker 1: the pub. And Mania Stuart's slow dancing with him at
Speaker 1: the front of the dance floor, pleadly oblivious to the
Speaker 1: pussy right happening all around him, was that that should
Speaker 1: have been pulled up by Graham Ainsley.
Speaker 4: I mean the best thing is that I was filming
Speaker 4: a lot of that night and so Mania thought he
Speaker 4: had just you could forget it. I just was constantly
Speaker 4: playing in videos of that in our bedroom.
Speaker 1: As I put it, put it away, put it away,
Speaker 1: stood it away. You should have given you should have
Speaker 1: given the full NRL de brief. So yeah, I'm interested
Speaker 1: to know whether that happens every week, that that's a
Speaker 1: review of the refereeing decisions, or they just decided that
Speaker 1: that one, or.
Speaker 4: Is just it was just so egregious. I think that
Speaker 4: they had to come out and say, look, sorry.
Speaker 1: Warriors, we've kind of sorry, Yeah, sorry to me, say
Speaker 1: sorry to the Warriors family.
Speaker 4: Like can you imagine if that happened to say the storm,
Speaker 4: can you imagine Bellamy and the coaches room, so he'd
Speaker 4: throw everything through the fucking windows.
Speaker 1: Yeah, yeah, that's right. So kind of working it out,
Speaker 1: I think the Warriors they have to win six of
Speaker 1: the next seven games.
Speaker 4: Yes, luckily we get two points this week.
Speaker 1: Yeah bye, yeah, Okay, we've got one. That's one under
Speaker 1: the belt, so there's another one five from six th in.
Speaker 1: So it's going to have to be a pretty good
Speaker 1: run home for the Warriors to make the top eight.
Speaker 1: It's going to be it's going to be a hell
Speaker 1: of a ride because after the expectations of last year
Speaker 1: pretty much a very similar team to last year, everyone
Speaker 1: was expecting a lot and it hasn't really materialized.
Speaker 2: So that'd be interesting. I buy this week.
Speaker 1: So we've got another week to stew on this decision
Speaker 1: before the next game. But we'll keep a quick break
Speaker 1: and we'll be back with just a couple of yours pleases.
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Speaker 2: Top right here.
Speaker 1: We had an absolute four of yours pleases over the weekend.
Speaker 1: We got through most of them yesterday, but we've just
Speaker 1: got the single one today, caller yours please.
Speaker 7: Good a twelve days and Lane Jake here from me
Speaker 7: on like Station Mid Canterbury as the head of the
Speaker 7: Fuck South Canterbury Social Club. You're going to be hearing
Speaker 7: from my lawyer with a few copyright infringement new jerseys
Speaker 7: and this you throw us some free ones. Cheers fellas
Speaker 7: fuck South Canterbury.
Speaker 1: Ah, it's easy, look on, I'm happy to do that, which,
Speaker 1: of course we'll three a couple of freebies. But that
Speaker 1: was an easy negotiation, wasn't it. I mean, I'd much
Speaker 1: rather go.
Speaker 2: To court court, motherfucker, and then then we'll send you
Speaker 2: some shirts.
Speaker 4: We had some good correspondence about the Fox South Canabury
Speaker 4: Social Club yep, because I know when I was getting.
Speaker 2: All isn't he getting twitchy about it?
Speaker 4: Intent? So Mark Melby send a message and saying each
Speaker 4: year you should re release the fuck a Fox exex
Speaker 4: Province Social Club shirt to whoever wins the Heartland competition.
Speaker 4: A portion of each sale could go to funding next
Speaker 4: year's winning province to go to the Shield Challenge whoever
Speaker 4: holds the Shield. It would have helped South Cannery this year,
Speaker 4: making the game Fox South Canterbury from a mid Canterbury.
Speaker 2: Oh there you go. That's not a bad idea.
Speaker 1: So any merch do we Whoever wins the Heartland we
Speaker 1: bring merch out saying fuck them.
Speaker 4: Yeah, so say King Country.
Speaker 1: So it's fucking country and then we sell those, maybe
Speaker 1: make twenty or thirty grand. It goes straight to the
Speaker 1: King Country so they can afford to hire a bus
Speaker 1: and drive it to the Hawk's Bay or to the
Speaker 1: Wakat or wherever, or bad plane whoever's got the shield.
Speaker 2: Okay, I'm into that.
Speaker 4: Seems like it seems like giving back and it.
Speaker 1: Also seems like we're doing the rugby Union's job though
Speaker 1: a little bit, just a little bit, I mean in
Speaker 1: a roundabout way, doing a little bit of their job,
Speaker 1: because you think with a bit of silver Lake money
Speaker 1: they would have been able.
Speaker 2: To just you know, it's all gone.
Speaker 1: I love the silver Lake money. Everyone just goes the
Speaker 1: silver Lake money. It's like you probably be at the
Speaker 1: pub and like Mark Robinson, little bit at the pub,
Speaker 1: you go buy us around, would you?
Speaker 2: You're like, you got all that silver Lake money? Mate?
Speaker 2: What are you talking about?
Speaker 4: So your mate who's just one like a one like
Speaker 4: Ting Green on instant key.
Speaker 8: Yeah, and keep we money, mate, Come on, man, got
Speaker 8: like silver Lake money, but we know it's maybe gone
Speaker 8: up and smoke that one right out.
Speaker 2: That'll do us for today.
Speaker 4: Just before we go, Yes, a bit of promo. Oh yeah,
Speaker 4: so we're talking about the Bulldogs fucking the Warriors. Earlier
Speaker 4: on the weekend. We are giving away a prize, the
Speaker 4: four and twenty Mare Trail Prize. Oh yes, to go
Speaker 4: and see the Warriors at Go Media Stadium on the
Speaker 4: twenty third of August against the Bulldogs. You simply text
Speaker 4: Pie to three two three six and you go on
Speaker 4: the drawd wind return flights, two accommodation tickets to the
Speaker 4: game and five hundred bucks cold hardcare.
Speaker 2: Sweet thanks to four and twenty pis.
Speaker 1: And just remember all the entire rest of the season
Speaker 1: home games are sold out at Gohard Stadium, so you
Speaker 1: cannot buy these tickets.
Speaker 4: It's the only way you're gonna get tickets to that game.
Speaker 1: Yep, So accommodation, but a spending money is well to
Speaker 1: the Doggies, the return leg Warriors versus the Doggies?
Speaker 3: Was it?
Speaker 2: Text Pie to three.
Speaker 4: Two to three two three six, and I think you
Speaker 4: at that game, just the Warriors should select someone just
Speaker 4: a mutant to just come out straight away, a late
Speaker 4: tackle and just a late tackle on that Solomon guy
Speaker 4: and just breaker draw once again.
Speaker 2: He's probably gonna be out for that game anyway.
Speaker 1: Hey, with that, when you text Pie to three two
Speaker 1: three six, do you they have to follow the link
Speaker 1: to into your details?
Speaker 4: Know you're just you'll just tix that and you're in
Speaker 4: the drawer side.
Speaker 1: Away sweet as okay, great great edmud To finish with Joe.
Speaker 1: There's a really strong piece of Edmond to finish the
Speaker 1: Genda Podcast today. We'll be back tomorrow and I will
Speaker 1: be back after his birthday, Blowy and we'll we'll and
Speaker 1: we also we'll have a half the Exports Idea for
Speaker 1: your Wednesday.
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