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Speaker 2: Welcome in too Friday. Welcome into the Friday edition of
Speaker 2: the Sports Fix podcast for the twenty first of March,
Speaker 2: at the beginning of what I think is probably the
Speaker 2: busiest sporting weekend of twenty twenty five so far. I
Speaker 2: know that's a bold claim, but I'm going to stick
Speaker 2: to what I'm Jason Pine.
Speaker 3: It's immense rugby union, rugby league, cricket, Formula One football.
Speaker 3: I don't know where to stop. It is vast. I
Speaker 3: think we're going to have no sleep and fifty screens
Speaker 3: running all of the same time. By an m. Darci Watergrave.
Speaker 3: Welcome into the Fixed podcast.
Speaker 2: Yeah, it's great to have you here. Dar It's great
Speaker 2: to be chatting to He is always on Sports Fix
Speaker 2: with so much to talk about. I've got some thoughts
Speaker 2: on the All Whites. Actually, we want to kick around
Speaker 2: a few things in the chamber. Who have we got
Speaker 2: In terms of a guest today.
Speaker 3: Piney, You'll be having a yarn with Barry Tomlinson. He's
Speaker 3: the and set up the Toy and Erasing Series over
Speaker 3: twenty years ago. A number of Formula One drivers actually
Speaker 3: went through that series, including of course Liam Lawson and
Speaker 3: Barry Tomlinson joining us in ops.
Speaker 2: Given a jump looking forward to that, All right, let's
Speaker 2: get into it. In other news, Let's begin with a
Speaker 2: look at the big sports stories around today. Complacency has
Speaker 2: been kicked into touch by the All Whites ahead of
Speaker 2: tonight's Feaker World Cup qualifying semi final against Fiji, and
Speaker 2: Wellington or Whites coach Darren Baisley says upsets can happen
Speaker 2: in football, but it's usually because of overconfidence.
Speaker 4: And normally when that happens it's because the higher ranked ten,
Speaker 4: you know, have been bit complacent.
Speaker 3: You're not going to get that with these guys.
Speaker 4: They're hungry, they're ready. Players selected want to prove that
Speaker 4: they're the ones that should be selected and the ones
Speaker 4: that haven't been are ready to come on and prove
Speaker 4: that they should have been. Starting the can.
Speaker 2: Melbourne Storm have won an attritional contest thirty twenty four
Speaker 2: against the Penrith Panthers to open Round three in Rugby
Speaker 2: Leagues NRL. The Panther's had to battle most of the
Speaker 2: game worth out play maker Skipper Nathan Cleary, and the
Speaker 2: new Olympic President has been revealed in Costabarino in.
Speaker 5: Greece's elected as then the President of the International Olympic Committee,
Speaker 5: Missus Kirsty.
Speaker 2: Coventry incumbent Thomas bark there unveiling Kirsty Coventry as his successor.
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Speaker 3: It's warm. WelCom now to the Sports Facts podcast. Who
Speaker 3: Barry Tomlinson. Barry was one of the founders of the
Speaker 3: Toyota Racing Series, a series where a number of young
Speaker 3: Formula One drivers cut their teeth. He joins us, Now,
Speaker 3: good day to you, Barry.
Speaker 5: Hi, good evening, Darcy.
Speaker 2: Great to talk to you.
Speaker 3: And great to have you on board. What another massive
Speaker 3: keen for young Liam Lawson and of course Lim who's
Speaker 3: had a wonderful start. And we can't avoid this. You're
Speaker 3: the founder of the Toyota Racing Series, which is now
Speaker 3: ct Frock. This is a series that has catapulted so
Speaker 3: many young drivers, not just New Zealanders, but young drivers
Speaker 3: into the wonderful wide world of Formula One. You must
Speaker 3: sit back, Barry and look at the grid and look
Speaker 3: at the names and go, wow, they cut their teeth
Speaker 3: in New Zealand through a series that I helped found.
Speaker 3: Must be cugely satisfying for you.
Speaker 5: Yeah, very much so, Darcy. And you know, my wife
Speaker 5: Louise and I and along with Toyota, you know, we
Speaker 5: can we can be very proud of what we achieved
Speaker 5: setting that series up back and oh for and you
Speaker 5: know the year now you look around the world actually
Speaker 5: and motors sports and you know, obviously Formula One, Lando
Speaker 5: Norris was here with his large stroll, both Champions and Terrors,
Speaker 5: and you know and Liam and Brendan Hartley, all these guys.
Speaker 5: You know, we saw them when they were young here
Speaker 5: in New Zealand. And yes, we have very proud to
Speaker 5: be able to sit back and watch them around the
Speaker 5: world and in sports car racing and all sorts of things.
Speaker 5: That's that's quite incredible.
Speaker 3: Really tough start, but I think under the circumstances he
Speaker 3: did very well. I'd never raced in Albert Park in Melbourne, Ford,
Speaker 3: didn't know the place. It was wet. He had no
Speaker 3: time at the start because his car broke, so he
Speaker 3: didn't get any time to circulate. I think that if
Speaker 3: anything could have gone wrong, it did. How do you
Speaker 3: feel that he presented after that? He got that fast
Speaker 3: at lap It was on slecks and he ended up
Speaker 3: in the scenery. But he showed it enough, didn't he
Speaker 3: that he is going to be worthy of the seat.
Speaker 5: Yes, So, I mean if we sort of go back
Speaker 5: to the you know, to last year and getting into
Speaker 5: the VCARB team, I mean, you know, unfortunately missed the
Speaker 5: opportunity to get in at the start of the series.
Speaker 5: You know, famously Daniel Ricardo kind of took that seat,
Speaker 5: and so that Liam missed the opportunity to run in Melbourne,
Speaker 5: you know, last season, and then obviously had kind of
Speaker 5: a half season when they dropped Daniel and put Liam
Speaker 5: in there, and you know, and then for you know,
Speaker 5: Liam to make the step into Red Bull Racing and
Speaker 5: arrive at Melbourne. You know, the circuit is a very
Speaker 5: difficult circuit. It's a very flat circuit. It's a it's
Speaker 5: part street, part permanent, a lot of white lines, there
Speaker 5: are a lot of bike lane lines and all sorts
Speaker 5: of things over the circuit. And then yes, unfortunately in practice,
Speaker 5: you know, he was getting up to speed in a
Speaker 5: car in a circuit that he didn't really know, and
Speaker 5: then of course got to the very important f P
Speaker 5: three on Saturday morning in the car, unfortunately they had
Speaker 5: a problem and he completed no lapse and you know
Speaker 5: f P three is the most important session really of
Speaker 5: the weekend leading into qualifying, and of course, you know,
Speaker 5: then got into the car and qualifying, didn't know what
Speaker 5: he had under him and and unfortunately, you know, probably
Speaker 5: he would admit that he kind of overdrove it a
Speaker 5: little bit, made a couple of mistakes, but you know,
Speaker 5: those things happen when you didn't know what he had
Speaker 5: under him, and so you know, it was a really
Speaker 5: difficult start to the weekend for him, and you know,
Speaker 5: and then that led him too the race, which was
Speaker 5: obviously wet.
Speaker 3: A lot of people ask me how long is the
Speaker 3: piece of string between when they decide we're going to
Speaker 3: drop kicking like they have done with every other number
Speaker 3: two driver in Red Bull. I'd suggest it's quite long
Speaker 3: for Limb, because I think they've got to stop this
Speaker 3: kind of behavior and they've got to develop the next tier.
Speaker 3: I don't know how long Max is going to be
Speaker 3: around for. They've given him some pretty harsh steps like
Speaker 3: point three of a second to follow Max around. But
Speaker 3: I think they're going to give him a lot longer
Speaker 3: to settle this time around, and I think he'll settle
Speaker 3: quicker than they think. Is it a fair statement, Barry?
Speaker 5: Yeah, so yes, there's very much so Dars, you know,
Speaker 5: he yeah, you know, there's a lot talked about the
Speaker 5: point three off Max. Well, you know that actually is
Speaker 5: quite a standard kind of clause and a form of
Speaker 5: one contractors that you must be within two or three
Speaker 5: tenths of your teammate, very standard kind of thing, so
Speaker 5: that's not unusual and you know from there, you know,
Speaker 5: you know, yeah, he will definitely be able to find
Speaker 5: that pace in the car and yeah, yeah, so yeah,
Speaker 5: it's going to be an interesting weekend to watch. It's
Speaker 5: a tough one, isn't it for the sprint you know race,
Speaker 5: But again that's a good thing because you know in
Speaker 5: the end there will be a few sprint races through
Speaker 5: the year for Liam and it's great that he gets
Speaker 5: that very early on, that experience one practice session into
Speaker 5: a sprint qualifier and then into the sprint race, you know,
Speaker 5: so that it's good. It'll be a good weekend for
Speaker 5: him this weekend, I'm sure you know.
Speaker 3: And how long do you think he's got How long
Speaker 3: before Red Bull gets shortage? Do you think I'm right
Speaker 3: in that when they've got to give him longer this time,
Speaker 3: they're running out of options. They can't keep treating their
Speaker 3: drivers like that. Yeah.
Speaker 5: So yeah, that was the other point to your question,
Speaker 5: which I actually lost, Sorry Darcy, but you to come
Speaker 5: back to that point. So, look, you know that in
Speaker 5: the media are saying three to five races and all
Speaker 5: this kind of carry on. But as you've pointed out, Darcy,
Speaker 5: there's a damn strong chance that Max is going to
Speaker 5: walk at some point. Red Bull absolutely have to you know,
Speaker 5: actually develop some talent. And you know they haven't taken
Speaker 5: Limb into that seat for five races. You know, they've
Speaker 5: looked at the guy last year, They've had him in
Speaker 5: the sim multiple times. You know, they know what they have.
Speaker 5: They would not have put him in that seat if
Speaker 5: they didn't believe that Liam Lawson can develop into a
Speaker 5: world class, potential world champion. You know. So I think,
Speaker 5: you know, forget the three to five races. To forget
Speaker 5: that's just all media hight Zach Brown at McLaren he's
Speaker 5: going on saying, you know that there are Liam's, you know,
Speaker 5: the skids are under Lamb. Well, you know, Zach is
Speaker 5: just the master of creating situation. You know, you're just
Speaker 5: always trying to put pressure on other teams by all
Speaker 5: these kind of you know, all this kind of talk.
Speaker 5: He was into Horner last year, wasn't he and all
Speaker 5: that stuff. So I think let's let's ignore all that
Speaker 5: rubbish and media in New Zealand, let's ignore it and
Speaker 5: let's actually sort of start to really get in behind
Speaker 5: Limb and really give him some home support. You know,
Speaker 5: That's that's the key, and stop all the social media
Speaker 5: rubbish that goes on, and you know, let's all be
Speaker 5: positive for him. I think that's a real key point
Speaker 5: here us.
Speaker 3: I talked to his old man Jared last week about this,
Speaker 3: and he'd been home settling and like, you know, where
Speaker 3: he belongs, where he's comfortble, I said, Jared, can he
Speaker 3: clean his room yet? And nothing's changed. So it's nice
Speaker 3: to see you still just a down home kid. Hey, Barry,
Speaker 3: thanks very much for joining us. A real pleasure. Enjoy
Speaker 3: your week in in fact, enjoy the entire year. This
Speaker 3: is so so much fun.
Speaker 5: I look forward to talking to you again, dus Sports perfects.
Speaker 2: The All Whites are about to embark on the final
Speaker 2: push towards the fief of World Cup next year. Tonight
Speaker 2: they meet Fiji in Wellington. Win that which they should,
Speaker 2: and it's onto Eden Park on Monday night where I'll
Speaker 2: play the winner of today's first semi between New Caledonia
Speaker 2: and Tahiti. Win that which again they should, and their
Speaker 2: ticket is punched to an expanded forty eight teen World
Speaker 2: Cup next year. Now the expansion, of course, means direct
Speaker 2: entry for Oceania into the World Cup for the first
Speaker 2: time ever, which of course has made the road to
Speaker 2: next year's tournament far less challenging than it's been in
Speaker 2: the past. Into continental playoffs for the last three World
Speaker 2: Cups against Mexico, Peru and Costa Rica have been too
Speaker 2: big a hurdle that after the iconic, drama packed win
Speaker 2: over Bahrain which sent the All Whites to the World
Speaker 2: Cup in twenty ten. But just because the path is
Speaker 2: different doesn't make the end result any less significant. Footballers
Speaker 2: all around the globe grow up dreaming of playing at
Speaker 2: a World Cup, and New Zealand's current crop are absolutely
Speaker 2: no different. And they haven't made the rules. They have
Speaker 2: simply found themselves in this situation. Yes, their squad of
Speaker 2: fully fledged professionals should have far too much for Fiji
Speaker 2: tonight and whoever they play on Monday night, but there
Speaker 2: will still be elation when and if the final whistle
Speaker 2: blows on Monday night and their goal has been achieved.
Speaker 2: Then attention will turn to the World Cup itself, where
Speaker 2: this team won't be satisfied simply with participation. They all
Speaker 2: believe they belong on the same stage as some of
Speaker 2: the superpowers of world football and can get results once
Speaker 2: they get there. For now, though, they'll be saying, let's
Speaker 2: just get there.
Speaker 1: The chamber is now in session on Sportsfax.
Speaker 2: Let's pop inside the chamber where debate can run rife
Speaker 2: and conversation as well. Or we can be in passion
Speaker 2: an agreement some of the time, or passionate disagreement. That's
Speaker 2: what the nature of our business is all about.
Speaker 3: Passion Right, If you're not passionate about what you do,
Speaker 3: if you're not passionate about sport, get in the sea,
Speaker 3: here you go.
Speaker 2: I'm not sure there be too many listening to the
Speaker 2: Sports Folks podcast who are at least some eaves.
Speaker 3: Dropping in the car, you know, going, honey, do we
Speaker 3: really have to listen to these guys?
Speaker 2: Yeah, well that's great having you on board, regardless of
Speaker 2: whether you're being held hostage or you're here from your
Speaker 2: own free will. Hey, Dus, I want to jump straight
Speaker 2: to tonight because I'm going to be at at Sky Stadium
Speaker 2: and Wellington calling the All Whites. Now, that's just one
Speaker 2: of a number of sports that is happening in our
Speaker 2: fair country tonight. We've got the football, We've got a
Speaker 2: double head of Eden Park with the White Ferns and
Speaker 2: the Black Caps, and T twenty cricket. The Warriors are
Speaker 2: back in action tonight and Mawana Pacifica against the Chiefs
Speaker 2: and Super Rugby. As you said in the intro, you
Speaker 2: need about fifty screens. But where is your main attention
Speaker 2: going to be tonight?
Speaker 3: Shanghai?
Speaker 2: I didn't even mention Grand Prix.
Speaker 3: I didn't even mention it's only the free practice. But
Speaker 3: with this time around over in Shang High Place, I've
Speaker 3: actually been lucky enough to visit being to the race there.
Speaker 3: It's a sprint weekend, so very short amount of time
Speaker 3: on the track for Liam Lawson, so I'll be keeping
Speaker 3: an eye on that out of all of these games.
Speaker 3: I suppose the Warres is something that I'm fond of
Speaker 3: very much so, and just looking to see if they're
Speaker 3: going to carry on this mercurial behavior that they've been
Speaker 3: set with for the last two decades. After last week,
Speaker 3: same team, piney, how long? How many times has that
Speaker 3: happened that the Warriors filled the same team three consecutive games.
Speaker 3: That's got to be a rarity, isn't that very rare?
Speaker 2: Yeah? I mean for form reasons and mainly injury reagions
Speaker 2: as well, and the coaches, you know, delectation with different
Speaker 2: different you know lineups. I've just had a quick look.
Speaker 2: The Warriors our favorite on our tab to beat the
Speaker 2: Roosters tonight.
Speaker 3: Have they got that right? What did the Roosters do
Speaker 3: last week?
Speaker 2: Yeah? I think they have got it right. In other words,
Speaker 2: wo yeah, but you.
Speaker 3: Don't know because they've got man in the week before
Speaker 3: and then they started off with that try and everyone's like,
Speaker 3: oh not again, and then suddenly three tries bang banm bang.
Speaker 3: Oh different story.
Speaker 4: You know.
Speaker 3: Last week, the Warriors held on, they pushed it home,
Speaker 3: they won it, They did it well, and that was,
Speaker 3: as they say in the vernacular, pleasing.
Speaker 2: Yeah it was. I just checked the Roosters, of course
Speaker 2: beat the Panthers. I should have remembered that. So yeah,
Speaker 2: I think a team that's beaten the four time defending
Speaker 2: champions not being favorite in their next game does raise
Speaker 2: the old ol break. Look it's not We're not talking
Speaker 2: a dollar five pays eight dollars here. It'll be a
Speaker 2: tight contest. I was gonna ask you as well. We're
Speaker 2: jumping around all over the place here, but I'm gonna
Speaker 2: ask you about this really weird thing I heard you're
Speaker 2: talking about on Sports Talk last night with the Chiefs
Speaker 2: water boy or medical trainer or whatever. It is, kicking
Speaker 2: the ball away after a try to try and soak
Speaker 2: up some of the sixty seconds that a player is
Speaker 2: now allowed to convert. Said try.
Speaker 3: It smacks of it's my ball and older, I want
Speaker 3: if you're not going to walk off with it. There
Speaker 3: was petulant child behavior. Now don't know Clayton McMillan, I've
Speaker 3: interviewed him, never met the guy, but I'd say he'd
Speaker 3: be ropeable. He'd be furious. That's not the way the
Speaker 3: Chiefs go about their business and that's just Paul, and
Speaker 3: I think once you can say, well was that a
Speaker 3: mistake or was that with malice? Second time? Bro? What
Speaker 3: are you doing?
Speaker 1: So?
Speaker 3: Why do people do this? It's not like they're hiding.
Speaker 3: You can see everybody can see it.
Speaker 2: There are forty eight cameras at a rugby game, I'm sure,
Speaker 2: and many more in the crowd too. Who are going
Speaker 2: to pick this sort of thing up? You're right, I
Speaker 2: just think the ball is not yours to play with
Speaker 2: here tonight. If you want to play with the ball,
Speaker 2: go home and play with your own ball, but you
Speaker 2: don't play with the rugby ball and the Super Rugby match.
Speaker 2: You're there to run water or provide medical assistance. Don't
Speaker 2: touch the ball, particularly when it's going to actually contravene
Speaker 2: the regulations and you're going to get a fine. I
Speaker 2: hope he has to pay the fine.
Speaker 3: Personally, I think it should have been more than a
Speaker 3: fine to really I suppose put a stamp on it
Speaker 3: and say we will not put up with this. Although
Speaker 3: I say, if the fine is fifty k, maybe it
Speaker 3: does mean something. But what happened with that is Plumber
Speaker 3: missed that conversion because he was hurried. Yeah, they're twenty
Speaker 3: seconds and he got in there and he poked it wide.
Speaker 3: Now forty minutes later, they lost the game by one point.
Speaker 3: And you can't look back at one point. Go there's
Speaker 3: the loss of the game right there. You know, you
Speaker 3: go back a couple of faces right when it comes
Speaker 3: to the TMO. So can you go back an entire
Speaker 3: half and go? Wow? But there's an argument they didn't
Speaker 3: lose it because of that. But it was not helpful
Speaker 3: and it shouldn't even be in the playbook. No one
Speaker 3: should be talking about things like this, not now.
Speaker 2: Really, No, I agree, Blues Crusaders tomorrow night. Just quickly?
Speaker 2: Who you got? Oh silly question. I'll tell you what?
Speaker 2: Shall I shall? I? Shall I say? Who I've got?
Speaker 3: See?
Speaker 2: I've got no skin in this game? If what asking
Speaker 2: you about a Crusader's game? Although having said that, I
Speaker 2: I mean Crusaders fifty five points last week and the
Speaker 2: Sunshine and Christ shoots the Blues are one and four again.
Speaker 2: This is only a tab take on it, but the
Speaker 2: Blues are favorite. Is this the Eden Park thing?
Speaker 3: Do you think this is crazy? They've done this before.
Speaker 3: They did it in a Super final a couple of years ago.
Speaker 3: You know after the Blues are bay the unbeaten and yep,
Speaker 3: say it has just rolled straight over the top of them.
Speaker 3: I'd be worried because they have. The Blues have got
Speaker 3: so many players unfit who aren't there, that can't play,
Speaker 3: and there's some of their superstars right across the entire paddock,
Speaker 3: whereas the Crusaders are starting to roll their back end
Speaker 3: again and they haven't won away from home since twenty
Speaker 3: twenty three, so they've got a lot to play for
Speaker 3: we all respect. I hope the Blues do well, primarily
Speaker 3: because I'll be there in a Crusaders jersey, and if
Speaker 3: the Crusaders win, I'll be running to an uber before
Speaker 3: I love.
Speaker 2: I'll be down sideline. I'll look out for the man
Speaker 2: in the red and black in the stand and say,
Speaker 2: there's my mate Dares taking a beating. Well, hopefully not.
Speaker 2: I think we're more civilized than that. Just before we
Speaker 2: entered the chamber, I know you've you've always been a
Speaker 2: big fan of the Breakers. You've kept very close eyes
Speaker 2: on them over many many years, spoken to probably every
Speaker 2: player and coach and backroom staff member who's ever been
Speaker 2: involved with the club. What do you make of the sale.
Speaker 3: Well, this is a clean out, isn't it. From what
Speaker 3: I can gather as they're cleaning out their front office
Speaker 3: as well. They're just going to change everything. And I
Speaker 3: don't know, have too many fans to be overly upset
Speaker 3: by that. They got off to a great start this
Speaker 3: season but then it just all fell away. They've had
Speaker 3: tough times. I'm not quite sure if they're correctly focused.
Speaker 3: Let's hope these new owners are. I think some of
Speaker 3: the decisions made by Matt Walsh were poor at best.
Speaker 3: But I've never run a basketball team. You know what
Speaker 3: initially thought Binney thought, Oh, the black Walls are back,
Speaker 3: they've gone.
Speaker 2: Look, yes, I thought that too.
Speaker 3: Sustaining our show to give it back?
Speaker 2: I thought that too, But no, it's the Greists brothers
Speaker 2: from Wellington. Who I'm from Wellington. I hadn't heard of
Speaker 2: these guys. They have Flyn very much under the radar
Speaker 2: here in Wellington. Successful in a business sense, and as
Speaker 2: you say, you know, look they probably need something, don't they.
Speaker 2: What well it mean for the players. The players will
Speaker 2: keep their jobs those under contract, won't they.
Speaker 3: Yeah, But it turns around so fast, doesn't it. You know,
Speaker 3: basketball contracts do come and go. But I'd like to think.
Speaker 3: I think you make a really good point about the
Speaker 3: new owners. I haven't heard it of me either, not
Speaker 3: that I expect to. But what the black Walls did
Speaker 3: really well as they stayed in the background, they were owners,
Speaker 3: they paid the bills and then STFU. They just kept
Speaker 3: out of them that. I met Paul Blackwell once I
Speaker 3: was having the end of this bloke. I was always
Speaker 3: seeing around the traps and the various things I used
Speaker 3: to host them. Wait, great man, really really liked him.
Speaker 3: Walked off and I said, who is that guy? Anyway?
Speaker 3: I'm talking all the time? Goes, Oh, that's Paul Blackwall.
Speaker 3: He's one of the owners.
Speaker 2: Like, ah, you're kidding me. So isn't it classic though,
Speaker 2: that he didn't tell you, he didn't think that, you know,
Speaker 2: he didn't need to beat his own chest. That lost
Speaker 2: the black Holes you know all the time, wasn't it.
Speaker 3: So let's hope the Grises sounds like I like that
Speaker 3: as well. They take care of business behind and they
Speaker 3: let the rest of it be up front. That's the
Speaker 3: coaching staff and the players, because that's what it should
Speaker 3: be focused on.
Speaker 2: Bang on, dar say nothing to add from my point
Speaker 2: of view. Nothing to add on the chamber to day
Speaker 2: without stay ow, welcome, out we go.
Speaker 1: The sporting agenda. It's Sports FIGX with Jesson and Darcy
Speaker 1: Walter Grave.
Speaker 2: And out into the sunlight blinking as we are at
Speaker 2: the end of the Sports Fix podcast, but at the
Speaker 2: start of a very busy sporting weekend, as we're outlined
Speaker 2: here on the Sports Fix Podcast today. Your next edition
Speaker 2: will drop into your podcast feed on Monday at around
Speaker 2: about this time. But plenty sport on the radio over
Speaker 2: the next lit of wild does.
Speaker 3: Yeah, there is of course tonight between seven and eight
Speaker 3: Sports Talk with myself, then Piney through Saturday and Sunday
Speaker 3: twelve mid day to three o'clock it's weekend sport and
Speaker 3: then we recycle again seven to eight Monday night with
Speaker 3: Piney on Sports Talk and I pick up the carnage
Speaker 3: and run with it Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday. Don't
Speaker 3: forget some pretty good darts over the weekend as well.
Speaker 2: I don't need anything else. I really don't need another laptop.
Speaker 2: That's what Jennie's good luck with the weekend, everybody. Great
Speaker 2: to see your daskball do it again next week.
Speaker 3: Go up the all Whites.
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