Speaker 1: Well, it was only four days ago that the leader
Speaker 1: of our game, Andrew Dillon, announced a major restructure in
Speaker 1: his executive team. As we go to where tonight, one
Speaker 1: of the two new positions has already been filled, with
Speaker 1: longtime Brisbane Chief executive Greek Swan joining AFL House at
Speaker 1: the end of next month. And as we're about to
Speaker 1: tell you, the league headquarters is closing in on position
Speaker 1: number two. Get set. This is fully classified. Good evening everyone,
Speaker 1: and welcome to fully classified significant news. We begin with
Speaker 1: tonight with change of foot at AFL House. Let's get
Speaker 1: into it. Our panel has assembled. We start with the
Speaker 1: longtime newsbreaker, one of the best journos in the country,
Speaker 1: Damian Barrett, Damo, great to have you, exampt the triple
Speaker 1: Premiership player, the enormous fifth medalost the bran let made us,
Speaker 1: Jimmy Bartel Jim welcome you, even Exam and the Essendon
Speaker 1: legend himself, a man who is a twelve time leading
Speaker 1: goalkick at Matthew Lord Wardo, great to have you, thanks Am, Damia.
Speaker 1: We begin at AFL House and as you just heard,
Speaker 1: one of those two significant positions has been filled Greg Swan.
Speaker 1: He's on his way from Brisbane. Yeah, we'll start in
Speaker 1: late July.
Speaker 2: Sam officially announced today had broken some weeks ago in
Speaker 2: the days after the debucle that was the Luckey Shul's
Speaker 2: concussion fallout and the communication issues the AFL had on
Speaker 2: that Greg swan here on Grand Final Day twenty twenty
Speaker 2: three and then how happy at Greg swine run Grand
Speaker 2: Final Day twenty twenty four. But he's got a commitment
Speaker 2: to review the entirety of the Football Operations department. He's
Speaker 2: going to have a particular focus on the Match Review Office
Speaker 2: and the tribunal setup and also the umpiring department. Has
Speaker 2: been a universally well received Sam, which is unusual in
Speaker 2: a football appointment itself. But Jimmy tell him, I mean
Speaker 2: you're the most recent involved that club. Leve will tell
Speaker 2: him look down the barrel and tell him what he
Speaker 2: needs to do.
Speaker 3: First, I think you start to touch on it. Give
Speaker 3: Chris a proper matrix to work with. We all agree
Speaker 3: that the matrix is not working, especially with the football
Speaker 3: and non football acts. We can't have situations where we're
Speaker 3: going that's going to be zero or three weeks. That
Speaker 3: just reflects it's out of whack. So fix the matrix,
Speaker 3: give Chris O something to work with. Support your umpires
Speaker 3: and you don't have to say they're the best they
Speaker 3: ever been. You can support them and you can say, look,
Speaker 3: we're always looking for constant improvement. Bring the fans along
Speaker 3: with you, so stand in front of the microphone, be
Speaker 3: good in front of the microphone and the medium. Bring
Speaker 3: them along for the ride. It is the fans game.
Speaker 3: Talk to them about rules, talk to them about rule changes,
Speaker 3: what you envisage the game to be. And clubs act
Speaker 3: with strength and speed. I've written down here. Whatever decisions
Speaker 3: you make, do it quicker. Bring the clubs along, seek
Speaker 3: their advice, but still be strong enough to say no,
Speaker 3: but still be brave enough to say yes, depending on.
Speaker 4: What clubs you're talking with, or a holistic approach.
Speaker 3: And nnga's and academies, of course they're a big talking point,
Speaker 3: but they're separate points. Don't try and group them all
Speaker 3: together because father sons is different. Pull them off the shelf,
Speaker 3: pick them apart, come to a really good solution, a
Speaker 3: real neat solution with all of those, and I think
Speaker 3: we can move forward from there.
Speaker 5: Well summed up to you. Me and I think their
Speaker 5: clubs just want communication, the fans want better to be
Speaker 5: communicated better with Dame. How often can you see Greg
Speaker 5: Swan being put out there to answer questions I would
Speaker 5: say regularly.
Speaker 6: Yeah.
Speaker 2: And then the clubs that I've spoken to today I've
Speaker 2: already said they want him to do that, just to
Speaker 2: nip things in the bar and to open up communications
Speaker 2: far better than they had been under the previous arrangement.
Speaker 1: So that's the second petition, that's Head of Footy. They
Speaker 1: still want the lookout for a COO. That has been
Speaker 1: a short list of three men up until tonight. Simon Garlic,
Speaker 1: I can tell you, has removed himself from contention, so
Speaker 1: it's now Tom Harley, who seems to be the overwhelming
Speaker 1: favorite the Sydney CEO. So we could have a situation
Speaker 1: where the last two Grand finalists in Sydney and Brisbane,
Speaker 1: both CEOs go to the AFL and a meet Baines,
Speaker 1: the Western Bolldocks Chief executive, also not out of the running.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and there might be one more phone call mate
Speaker 2: to Stuart Fox of the mc gu mcc trust. He
Speaker 2: was a person of interest early day Sam and the ramifications.
Speaker 2: If it is Tom Harley and You're right, there is
Speaker 2: significant interesting as we speak tonight in him for the
Speaker 2: Swans with Dean Cox's struggles.
Speaker 5: We'll talk about that soon.
Speaker 1: We'll get to the Swan's soon, but first we're going
Speaker 1: to begin with the Hawks from a footy perspective. You've
Speaker 1: been hot on them for weeks now, a season in
Speaker 1: which started with so much promise. It feels like it's
Speaker 1: beginning to unravel. Is that too dramatic? Yeah?
Speaker 5: Not really In unraveling terms of winning the premiership. I
Speaker 5: think you're spot on. Now. It's about can they consolidate
Speaker 5: and try and make the finals. That's where it's fallen too.
Speaker 5: For Hawthorne. Yeah, turned up on Friday night, we did,
Speaker 5: and we were all talking about it, me, you and Jimmy.
Speaker 5: Actually we're talking about is this the night that Hawthorne
Speaker 5: turned things around? And they put up a fight for
Speaker 5: a quarter and that was it. They fell apart after
Speaker 5: quarter of time. And you look at the drop off.
Speaker 5: I think it's just not one thing, but we start
Speaker 5: with individuals and there's been a big drop off in
Speaker 5: so many and you look at the red that's a
Speaker 5: negative and I just wonder what baras and battle you know,
Speaker 5: I think they should have only taken one of them.
Speaker 5: And hindsight's not a it's just not a hindsight thing.
Speaker 5: I thought that maybe you put your feelers out for two,
Speaker 5: and I think they only I think that over walked
Speaker 5: it cooked. I don't think they needed both of them.
Speaker 5: You already had Frosty.
Speaker 1: Their were warning them earlier in.
Speaker 5: The year, both of them. I don't think. I think
Speaker 5: it's what it's the spinoff. I don't think they're playing
Speaker 5: well together as a group. And then this is system.
Speaker 5: So the criticism was they laid thirty eight tackles, but
Speaker 5: look at how many tackles they can't even get to
Speaker 5: because of the system of Collingwood or the most well
Speaker 5: drilled team in the competition versus a team that is
Speaker 5: at sixes and sevens where they don't know what to do.
Speaker 5: Do we come forward? Do we hold back? So they've
Speaker 5: got a backline who aren't connecting. They've got a midfield
Speaker 5: to me, who's you know, McKenzie's out of the side
Speaker 5: wards just not quite up to it. Warpole is he
Speaker 5: a B greater? Connor Nash is he a B greater?
Speaker 5: So with no will Day, suddenly they've been exposed with
Speaker 5: too much on Yukum, and then there's a forward line
Speaker 5: that suddenly you're going are they selfish? Do they connect
Speaker 5: well enough for each other? So there's a number of
Speaker 5: issues both six system and individually for Harb.
Speaker 2: The disruption of those acquisitions of Barasen Battle has impacted
Speaker 2: the captain James siss There is no dispute about that.
Speaker 2: Sam Mitchell was very defensive about that. Understandably, we get it.
Speaker 2: This is him last week, and then you've also got
Speaker 2: one of the greatest of all time, if not the greatest,
Speaker 2: lead Matthew's querying the impact he's having.
Speaker 7: No the groin's up on issue. He's I mean, he's
Speaker 7: working really hard on his game. I thought he played
Speaker 7: really well last week.
Speaker 5: He's he's.
Speaker 7: The thing about Siss is he's led us really well
Speaker 7: through at the moment. His leadership has been really strong
Speaker 7: through the tougher periods in particularly look at the last
Speaker 7: couple of years when we've really needed players to stend up.
Speaker 1: He's often been that guy.
Speaker 7: So I look at his leadership and I'm really pleased
Speaker 7: that he's captain of the club and that we've got
Speaker 7: him doing the things that he's doing. Has he played
Speaker 7: perfect footed this year? No, of course not, but no
Speaker 7: one has well.
Speaker 1: I think when you look at Hawthorpe and as a
Speaker 1: collective individually, I mean she's having a really bad year.
Speaker 2: And then you get to the post match after Friday
Speaker 2: Night's loss and this is a pictures coming out of
Speaker 2: the Hawthorne rooms. There was an hour long debrief of
Speaker 2: sorts and you can see the captain there. I mean
Speaker 2: that's understandable given his own form and only the for
Speaker 2: disposal he had in that particular game.
Speaker 1: And failure to impact Jimmy.
Speaker 2: What do you see when you see James Sisley in
Speaker 2: twenty twenty five to this point?
Speaker 3: Yeah, look at I think you mentioned the additional players,
Speaker 3: but I think he is one of many players where
Speaker 3: the opposition's gone to work and it's impacting his game
Speaker 3: style and that fastball tempo speed which I've highlighted a
Speaker 3: number of times, and Lloyd you touch on the stuff
Speaker 3: around the contest.
Speaker 4: For me, Hawthorne, the opposition's.
Speaker 3: Taking the speed out of the game and they're restricting
Speaker 3: the little easy release marks which when they get them,
Speaker 3: they put incredible amount of speed on the game. And
Speaker 3: that's why Dylan Moore is not getting as much of
Speaker 3: the footy. Imp and aim one of course, rebounding off
Speaker 3: half back and Brosio is another one.
Speaker 4: So sides are saying, well, we're going.
Speaker 3: To pick our poison here, We're going to foreship to
Speaker 3: kick long slow down the line, and where Hawthorne lacking
Speaker 3: a little bit is key forwards or big guys down
Speaker 3: the line. So they're taking the speed out of the game,
Speaker 3: and he's one guy in particular who is struggling a
Speaker 3: bit when the game is getting slowed down.
Speaker 1: The moment you see the right.
Speaker 5: Captain, well, you'd say, yetlast year I thought he stood
Speaker 5: up really well Sam when they weren't going well after
Speaker 5: five rounds, he came on and did an interview with
Speaker 5: us and was good. He spoke openly and he had
Speaker 5: a wonderful season. So it's too soon to say he's
Speaker 5: not the right captain. But I still feel he's very temperamental,
Speaker 5: so I don't think sometimes as a captain he's balanced
Speaker 5: enough for even that in the room. So I don't
Speaker 5: think as a captain you have your head in your
Speaker 5: hands after the game. I think that's not a motion.
Speaker 5: You've got to be strong for everyone. You get up
Speaker 5: and you get around and you start talking to others
Speaker 5: around you when it's different. It's what I loved about
Speaker 5: James Hurd was I would never have known what day
Speaker 5: he was having, whether he's having a poor day or
Speaker 5: a good day. He was just he was the voice
Speaker 5: of reason. He was the calmness in the room for
Speaker 5: us all. And I just wondered with Sister, I don't
Speaker 5: think he's a forward, so I think they've got to
Speaker 5: stop throwing him down there. He's a surprise forward. He's
Speaker 5: not a starting forward. And I just remember what Geelong
Speaker 5: did with Tom Stewart last year and how they helped
Speaker 5: get him back into form. I just wonder if you
Speaker 5: get him in the midfield rolling back, just surprise the
Speaker 5: opposition with how supporting James.
Speaker 1: There's more problems than just the captain, isn't there? Dade? Yeah,
Speaker 1: And we do start having conversations when things are going
Speaker 1: wrong about have they been worked out? Haven't listened to
Speaker 1: a couple of their opponents, first Brody my check from
Speaker 1: the weekend and then the superstar Jewel Brownlow medallist Locke Neil.
Speaker 1: We knew they were going to try and test our
Speaker 1: tackles tonight, so were.
Speaker 5: Practicing all week for the little slip of the elbows.
Speaker 8: We reviewed sort of their technique on how to draw
Speaker 8: the high free kicks. So yeah, we watched a fair
Speaker 8: bit of tape on them, and they've got a few
Speaker 8: guys that are really high in the competition, I think
Speaker 8: to the top ten for free kicks for high tackles.
Speaker 8: So we went to work on that and I thought
Speaker 8: we executed really well on the weekend.
Speaker 2: So as Jimmy and what I've already explained and exposed
Speaker 2: some of their secrets, other clubs are clearly picking up
Speaker 2: on what made them such a good team in that
Speaker 2: run home to the twenty twenty four final series. Have
Speaker 2: you got a solution for them? Can they change? Because
Speaker 2: it is hard to change in season and they need
Speaker 2: to change.
Speaker 5: By your report, I think they're far better than what
Speaker 5: they're showing. So Sat Mitchell, he's been lauded as a
Speaker 5: good coach. He's going to he's been challenged more so
Speaker 5: than ever before, and I think they can turn it around.
Speaker 1: Interesting to look back Jimmy as well on jack In,
Speaker 1: but we know at a great start on the weekend.
Speaker 1: I think he kicked three in the first half. This
Speaker 1: is the difference in from when he was playing at
Speaker 1: Collingwood to early days at Hawthorne, and when you look
Speaker 1: at it and listen to this through the prism of
Speaker 1: what happened on the weekend, it's fairly interesting.
Speaker 6: Collingwand's very structure system and it's very hard to be
Speaker 6: a forward at Collingwood. Sometimes there's a few dark days
Speaker 6: where you know you're just wearing the invisible cloak. But Hawthorne,
Speaker 6: which has been so great for me, you're allowed to
Speaker 6: be free and you can go and change over patterns
Speaker 6: and stuff. For at Collingwood you're stuck on one side
Speaker 6: and things like that.
Speaker 1: So Jimmy Lloydy one he's talking about freedom and the
Speaker 1: other one he's talking about system.
Speaker 4: Yeah, I think it's a win win for both.
Speaker 3: If he likes to play with freedom and he thinks
Speaker 3: to Hawks give him that freedom and Collingwood I think
Speaker 3: when we need guys to play their role in structure
Speaker 3: and be in the positions we want. But what it
Speaker 3: pans out Lloydy for colling it is it doesn't matter
Speaker 3: whose night it is, but someone's going to hit the scoreboard.
Speaker 3: And Bobby Hill is one who he could kick four
Speaker 3: or five or it could set up four or five.
Speaker 3: And at the moment the hottest man is Jamie Elliott,
Speaker 3: so they give him the goal square when he gets
Speaker 3: the right matchup.
Speaker 5: Just on what he said though, like this is how
Speaker 5: well Collingwood are going. Hawthorne had one more inside fifty
Speaker 5: on the night yet lost by fifty one points and
Speaker 5: that was as much about system as anything. That's how
Speaker 5: far advanced Collingwood wor than Hawthorne. And even sam Mitchell said,
Speaker 5: that's the spread of goalkickers. They all play their role.
Speaker 5: Sam Mitchell said Brisbane or Good the week before, but
Speaker 5: what we just played was to another level. And that's
Speaker 5: just where Collingwood is at. And the full credit the
Speaker 5: Craig mccraney's coaching staff.
Speaker 1: Speaking of system the Sydney Swans, I can't believe we're
Speaker 1: saying this a bereft of system right now. In fact,
Speaker 1: they're bereft of quite a few things. And it's Scott
Speaker 1: Dean Cox, their new coach, using words that we haven't
Speaker 1: associated with the Sydney Swans for quite some time.
Speaker 9: It was unacceptable and embarrassing.
Speaker 10: As a football club, you want to make sure that
Speaker 10: you're as consistent connected and compete together.
Speaker 9: You know, I'm such a massive night for the footy
Speaker 9: club when you have a twenty year reunion for a
Speaker 9: team that played desperate.
Speaker 10: Uncompromising, ruthless football and that was that far from it.
Speaker 9: When it is true back and get to work real quick.
Speaker 5: Everyone, you can sort of feel it as a group.
Speaker 5: You know, we're all over.
Speaker 3: In the first half and you know that was sort
Speaker 3: of a bit of a rabble just hearing from.
Speaker 5: Them on ground. They are a proud footy club, the
Speaker 5: Sydney Swan, so it's doing a hard watch this year
Speaker 5: to see how far they've fallen. And to me, the
Speaker 5: area is that's a defense that's a real issue and
Speaker 5: that's where a starting point. So if you haven't got
Speaker 5: your stars up forward, you can still defend the ground
Speaker 5: and that was their focus in pre season. We've heard
Speaker 5: a lot about it from the players right throughout the year.
Speaker 11: I think the best sides in the world defend really
Speaker 11: well first and that's one thing that this club's always
Speaker 11: done and one thing whilst I'm here will continue to do.
Speaker 11: There'd just be some little subtle adjustments within that and
Speaker 11: the way we do defend.
Speaker 9: We in certain areas of the ground on the.
Speaker 10: Way we defend, you know, I think probably towards the
Speaker 10: back in the last year and certainly the last day
Speaker 10: was not the level we want.
Speaker 1: Yeah, I think it comes back to defense.
Speaker 5: Loydy. I think in the first sort of half of
Speaker 5: the season we'll getting scored against too much and we
Speaker 5: sort of had to look at that and yeah, we
Speaker 5: really want to defend our fifty and defend the ground
Speaker 5: really well.
Speaker 12: Obviously we haven't defended the way we've liked over the
Speaker 12: last probably this season. We're not able to stop teams
Speaker 12: and previously in the past when we're making the same
Speaker 12: error as that intense and defensive structure and just want
Speaker 12: to defend, but been able to stop those quickly.
Speaker 5: So as we watch the vision from the weekend, so
Speaker 5: they can see one hundred and nine v. Collingwood in
Speaker 5: round five, one hundred and seventeen, the Suns in round seven,
Speaker 5: one hundred and thirty one v. Melbourne last week, and
Speaker 5: then one hundred and thirty one is in me against
Speaker 5: the Crows on the weekend. To both like the way
Speaker 5: they're setting up with their defense. It looks like they're
Speaker 5: in between systems. Some are doing man or man.
Speaker 3: Some are taking space, but then also their ball movement
Speaker 3: as well. Lloydy, I've heard you touch on it, especially
Speaker 3: last year is one of the best kicking sides you'd
Speaker 3: seen in quite some time.
Speaker 4: And their ball use.
Speaker 3: They're getting the ball turned over in bad parts of
Speaker 3: the ground and they're getting scored against on the rebound.
Speaker 2: So there's a few problems. Leadership is now clearly one
Speaker 2: of them. Obviously John long White choosing to stand down
Speaker 2: late after the Grand Final period of last year, and
Speaker 2: prior to that moment they'd lost Charlie Gardner's football operations boss.
Speaker 2: We've just spoken before about the possibilities of Tom Harley
Speaker 2: being a focus of the AFL operations.
Speaker 1: You've got Andrew Priddam.
Speaker 2: Who who is a very very successful businessman and a
Speaker 2: great president of that football club, but he's got at
Speaker 2: least a partial eye on the potential opening in the AFL.
Speaker 1: Commission Chairman's splot.
Speaker 2: A lot of change, there's a lot of change, yeah,
Speaker 2: And I'm not saying that Pudham's focus on that AFL
Speaker 2: chairman potential role is detracting from the Swans, but it's
Speaker 2: just another leader who has got something else on his
Speaker 2: mind when it comes to a football role.
Speaker 3: They're the four most important pillars and when Frank Costa
Speaker 3: was president of Geelong he was always adamant that you
Speaker 3: have to nail those pillars and they have to be
Speaker 3: stable and stable for quite some time. So when you
Speaker 3: make those appointments, you're expecting them to stay there for
Speaker 3: five six plus years and if there is some movement there,
Speaker 3: it can rock the boat.
Speaker 1: It's a great point that Jimmy and Damo make about
Speaker 1: the potential of lack of stability, and even that the
Speaker 1: change over to the captain Calum Mills. And now I
Speaker 1: know he's had injuries and a lot of that's out
Speaker 1: of his control, but just watching him in the back
Speaker 1: of the box on the weekend, it.
Speaker 2: Isn't any control though, Sam. When it does happen on
Speaker 2: a mad Monday incident. I mean I was critical at
Speaker 2: the time of that, and that has ruined his career
Speaker 2: from that point onwards. He hasn't been able to get
Speaker 2: the continuity, initially from the shoulder damage sustained in that
Speaker 2: moment and then the soft issues that have come as.
Speaker 1: I think you're spot on it. It's a shocking starters, captain,
Speaker 1: isn't it?
Speaker 5: Oh? It is he can't take a trick and a
Speaker 5: Calum Mills and it's getting to a point where I
Speaker 5: don't know's he got one more crack out it next year?
Speaker 5: And if you can't get some kind of use, so
Speaker 5: you just worry about playing football or getting your body right,
Speaker 5: because it's no fun you you just got to focus
Speaker 5: on playing footy.
Speaker 1: Now, over to the Blues. They didn't play on the weekend,
Speaker 1: which means they didn't lose, but they are still in
Speaker 1: their headlines because you're reporting last week sent tongues wagging
Speaker 1: across the AFL landscape as to whether one, two, maybe
Speaker 1: even three of their superstar contracted players could be up
Speaker 1: for traph.
Speaker 2: Yeah, we know that the Tom de cooning issue has
Speaker 2: simmered and played out all year and there's no one
Speaker 2: at the Carlton Footy Club who thinks he's staying at
Speaker 2: this stage that they haven't given up hope, but they
Speaker 2: know when you get to around thirteen and he's saying
Speaker 2: no one thinks he's staying. Obviously, the reporting last week
Speaker 2: was around the elevation of Graham right into the CEO chair,
Speaker 2: and I believe it's going to happen in July now
Speaker 2: The official line will be that Brian Cook will see
Speaker 2: sees or released opportunity on that in October.
Speaker 1: But it's happened already. The decision has been made for
Speaker 1: twenty twenty six.
Speaker 2: Gram right, isn't agents have changed and they've got some
Speaker 2: big name players on big name contracts, and I've got
Speaker 2: no doubt. In fact, I know that if a club
Speaker 2: was to come to the Carlton Footy Club and put
Speaker 2: Graham right in front of him with a feasible offer
Speaker 2: for some of those names, he will engage well.
Speaker 1: Kelon O and MacKaye.
Speaker 2: There's two Colvin Millers there who are on big contracts,
Speaker 2: and I've got no doubt if a club want to
Speaker 2: be serious, don't waste his time with a you're interested
Speaker 2: in doing it. If you want to put a proposal
Speaker 2: to them with three two first round DRAPH picks to it,
Speaker 2: the conversation can be had, and I would imagine will
Speaker 2: be had.
Speaker 5: Is there something about mccurno we don't know that cart
Speaker 5: would ever consider training him? Is that that's talk to people? Question?
Speaker 5: Does he work hard enough?
Speaker 6: Yeah?
Speaker 2: I think it's a fair question lad right now? It
Speaker 2: does he work as hard as someone like a one
Speaker 2: Kerrey was who he was purported to be some years ago.
Speaker 2: Now injury has also contailed his progress. But there is
Speaker 2: a question around that. There's a question around MacKaye. There's
Speaker 2: a question around others at the footy club of his
Speaker 2: senior nature who are on long term contracts. When we
Speaker 2: know what Grahame Wright did at Collingwood, this is what
Speaker 2: he did. He moved out Brody Grundy, he moved out
Speaker 2: Adam Trelaw, he moved out others.
Speaker 1: Neither either of those are the quality Brodie Grundy was
Speaker 1: at the time of a Charlie Kurner.
Speaker 5: I mean, Brodie Grundy.
Speaker 2: Had just made all Australian and was said to be
Speaker 2: the biggest name in the game rucking wise, alongside Max Gorn.
Speaker 1: But they couldn't possibly consider trading Keron Olku.
Speaker 5: I wouldn't have thought so, no, Sam, because it's too
Speaker 5: hard to find the next one, like a guy like
Speaker 5: Charlie Kerner comes around once every fifty years. I don't
Speaker 5: know how many your ten drafts or something like that,
Speaker 5: or you know, a couple of them every ten drafts,
Speaker 5: So that's what they'd consider. But I do think about
Speaker 5: say they save a million bucks or one point two
Speaker 5: on what they pay to Coning and one more goes.
Speaker 5: Can they say, okay, they've got two million dollars, how
Speaker 5: can we balance our list out better? So you've got
Speaker 5: small forwards, they've just got nothing. So it's just you know,
Speaker 5: we've got dirt and Mottlop, Frankie Evans, Arazzio, Fantasia always
Speaker 5: has left the club. So okay, what I'd love to
Speaker 5: know what their focus is to me? Is it a
Speaker 5: prime midfielder. Obviously there'll have to be a ruckman to
Speaker 5: replace the Coning.
Speaker 3: I reckon, you're starting to touch on it there, lordy.
Speaker 3: It's high half forward and like all the good sides
Speaker 3: have you think of Brisbane Collingwood, even the Cats, they've
Speaker 3: got multiple options. They're sort of mid forward players who
Speaker 3: can link you up from the midfield and kick the
Speaker 3: ball inside forward fifty and hit the scoreboard. Plus you're
Speaker 3: deep forwards who are crumbing doing this stuff hitting the scoreboard.
Speaker 3: And they need more run through their midfield as well.
Speaker 3: It can't be just Crips and then Hewett and Chera
Speaker 3: just jamming the ball on the boot. You need some
Speaker 3: drive out of the contest. That's the game now it's how
Speaker 3: quickly can you get the ball from inside outside?
Speaker 5: So could you see them using this as a situation
Speaker 5: to try and better their list.
Speaker 4: Well, I think that's what Demo is alluding to.
Speaker 3: Undergraham, right, he doesn't waste an opportunity not to fill
Speaker 3: out the list.
Speaker 4: If there's money there, he'll make it go along way.
Speaker 1: Would you trade one Colonel Ormcotte.
Speaker 3: Well, the deal has to be right. You're not just
Speaker 3: trading him just to get rid of it. That has
Speaker 3: to be as Demo.
Speaker 1: Said, two first round picks three.
Speaker 3: Yeah, but there's first round picks and there's first round picks,
Speaker 3: so again I don't know what hand is in front.
Speaker 2: Yeah, and again it's not a don't waste Graham r.
Speaker 2: It's time with that proposal. If you're serious, be serious
Speaker 2: with your first offer and there will be a conversation.
Speaker 2: That's all poor draft this year.
Speaker 5: So you hope that Carlton are working very, very hard,
Speaker 5: or have been for a long period of time to
Speaker 5: bring some players in this replace and.
Speaker 1: Then potentially Tazzy coming in which could run a few
Speaker 1: drafts the clubs lot cart I'm trying to get back
Speaker 1: up the ladder. Red Hot start here, on Footy Classified
Speaker 1: and there is much more coming, including why Melbourne keep
Speaker 1: getting burned by what they know and how they can
Speaker 1: fix it. Did the Cats get the cream when they
Speaker 1: picked up Bailey Smith on the cheap? It's having a
Speaker 1: good year.
Speaker 5: Isn't he?
Speaker 1: Plus the sledgehammer, the water cooler, good call, bad call,
Speaker 1: had a whole lot more. You're watching Footy Classified now.
Speaker 13: It's an area of our game that we've have been
Speaker 13: incredibly strong at through the whole of this year up
Speaker 13: until the last three weeks. And as I said, last year,
Speaker 13: we put a lot of time into our goalkicking and
Speaker 13: it's in an area they have absolute confidence for the
Speaker 13: people running the program and the investment of the players
Speaker 13: that will turn around really quickly, you know, probably taking
Speaker 13: our goalkicking and efficiency to the level that we need
Speaker 13: to be.
Speaker 14: So it's there of our game that we're not living
Speaker 14: in denial about. We need to start maximizing some vag
Speaker 14: great defensive work and with that, you know, you look
Speaker 14: at your personnel, or you look at how you're entering
Speaker 14: the ball and what type of entries you're getting.
Speaker 1: So we're going to look at to all of that.
Speaker 1: You know, we're having a rough patch in really tough conditions.
Speaker 14: But we're working incredibly hard on it and we've got
Speaker 14: a guy that puts an enormous amount of time into
Speaker 14: the program.
Speaker 1: That he delivers.
Speaker 14: And as I said that, we continue to roll our
Speaker 14: sleaders up to get to work.
Speaker 4: Keep investing in it so that'll start to turn.
Speaker 14: And when it turns, it's going to come in a
Speaker 14: big way. I thought, we've got enough shots to win
Speaker 14: the game and we just didn't.
Speaker 10: Kick our goals.
Speaker 1: We'll go to work on that. It's two times in
Speaker 1: the forums where we haven't been able to do that,
Speaker 1: so that's someone we've got to get better. Yes, welcome
Speaker 1: back to footy Classified. It was one of the things
Speaker 1: that ruined their twenty twenty three campaign. Two years later
Speaker 1: and seven goals twenty one on the weekend, Matthew Lloyd
Speaker 1: is goalkicking still costing the Melbourne football coach.
Speaker 5: It is and Melbourne fans are ropable after what they
Speaker 5: saw yesterday and that just what it's costing. It's the
Speaker 5: most important stating footage. You know, We've got a lot
Speaker 5: of stats we talk about, but look at this set
Speaker 5: shot accuracy is eighteenth and open play sixteenth and even
Speaker 5: their best players are poor at it. I think Petrarca
Speaker 5: and Gone for their whole careers. It's the biggest floor
Speaker 5: in their game.
Speaker 3: I'm going to put you on the spot here a
Speaker 3: bit lloydy. You sat here, you still got the inch
Speaker 3: to coach, and of course you're doing an amazing job
Speaker 3: at Hailbury. But gentlemen, the guy sitting down the far
Speaker 3: end of our table is one of the greatest goalkickers
Speaker 3: we've ever seen. I think it gets overlook the amount
Speaker 3: of times he's sat in front of that plasma and
Speaker 3: given a masterclass of how to do goalkicking. An RFL
Speaker 3: club said, can you come in in that sort of
Speaker 3: guys as being a specialist coase, would you consider it?
Speaker 5: I always enjoy like you know, I've met so many
Speaker 5: players RFL players down in the park or the oval. Yeah.
Speaker 5: The truck part was when I did go full time
Speaker 5: with Joey for that season. You know, you're then suddenly
Speaker 5: seen in the sen and tracksuit top and that, and
Speaker 5: then suddenly here and you sit here and people think
Speaker 5: you're a staff member, and so they don't take you
Speaker 5: seriously on your views on the club. And then when
Speaker 5: I'd walk into the club players would ignore me. I'd
Speaker 5: have coaching staff ignore me because they're upset with what
Speaker 5: they had to say. So the conf was just not
Speaker 5: great for me in that year that I did it
Speaker 5: with the Bombers. But this is seriously killing this football club.
Speaker 5: You know, the opportunities they create and then just burning
Speaker 5: them time and time again.
Speaker 2: This was were seven of twelve matches they've played this year,
Speaker 2: they've kicked more behind than goals.
Speaker 5: And it's cost them finals. We just spoke about that
Speaker 5: and so on Max Gorn, I just look at him
Speaker 5: and I think to myself, Draper from the Bombers. He's
Speaker 5: just holding the ball in such a different way to
Speaker 5: improve himself before he did his knee, snapping it around
Speaker 5: the corner where Max Gorn has come in twelve and
Speaker 5: the footy everywhere his whole career, and then hooking across
Speaker 5: his body. So that hasn't been fixed. Per Track has
Speaker 5: a really high ball drop that hasn't been fixed. I'm
Speaker 5: sure they're doing a lot with it, but unfortunately this
Speaker 5: is not coming to wins because it hurt them again yesterday.
Speaker 1: And we've sung the praises of people like because he
Speaker 1: Pickett when he's been a star. In the last four
Speaker 1: to six weeks, Jimmy got some special attention on the weekend.
Speaker 1: He's probably gonna have to get used to more of this.
Speaker 3: Yeah, well, I think wing Hager's have absolutely done himself
Speaker 3: and that is another player that I've highlighted where the
Speaker 3: Saints can build on for the next ten years. And
Speaker 3: he's disciplined, and he's fit, and he's rock hard. He
Speaker 3: can tackle, he's not afraid to mix it up because
Speaker 3: he picked it can be physical at.
Speaker 4: Times, but that doesn't bother someone like win Hager.
Speaker 3: And he's even mentioned during his time that when he
Speaker 3: first started tagging, he was a little bit too defensive
Speaker 3: and locked on. And the great thing he's doing now
Speaker 3: in recent times with his tagging roles, he's trying to
Speaker 3: hurt you the other way.
Speaker 4: And he had a truckload of.
Speaker 3: The footy and was involved in all midfield play and
Speaker 3: even when he had to get taken down back.
Speaker 2: This game was played at Ellie Springs, obviously a game
Speaker 2: that the Melbourne Foty Club has sold as a home
Speaker 2: venue at Trager Park, and ironically it was ross Lyne
Speaker 2: who has made it pretty clear publicly that he doesn't
Speaker 2: like and doesn't believes clubs should be selling home games.
Speaker 4: So he's been a vocal his whole life for us.
Speaker 5: He's been vocal the.
Speaker 2: Past two weeks on different issues and this one was
Speaker 2: one that he actually was already prominted in before the
Speaker 2: match he played as coach of sein Kilda against Melbourne.
Speaker 5: On the weekend.
Speaker 1: He's one hundred percent right. Thought is yeah, yeah, it
Speaker 1: was their last three at Alice. Now nderstand money's important,
Speaker 1: but there's nothing more important winning games.
Speaker 2: I would argue, though, Sam, there's seven goals twenty one behind.
Speaker 2: They kicked and produced on the day itself cost them
Speaker 2: the result of footy, not the fact that was played
Speaker 2: at elt Spring, and I.
Speaker 5: Should just clarify with giving answers. Often we talk about
Speaker 5: giving answers to problems. I think that the key to
Speaker 5: goalkicking is first of all, obviously getting someone that can
Speaker 5: help you with your technical side, and then how you
Speaker 5: can introduce fatigue in training, how you can introduce pressure
Speaker 5: is critical to try and replicate game day, and that's
Speaker 5: what I think we did quite well back when we
Speaker 5: were doing it. So in terms of repeat efforts like
Speaker 5: running power running. Then you've pulled out of a drill,
Speaker 5: have a shot. Often the team has to run a
Speaker 5: four hundred if you miss a shot in training, and
Speaker 5: all these types of things you can introduce to try
Speaker 5: and build that and improve.
Speaker 1: As Jimmy just showed, wind Hager was important on the weekend,
Speaker 1: ironically coming out of their academy, which is pretty funny
Speaker 1: given the comments from Ross last week. But another man
Speaker 1: that just continues to go from strength to strength is
Speaker 1: at Nazaiwangani Miller. I mean this guy now, arguably to
Speaker 1: maybe Marcus Bonton, Pelli's probably the most desired signature in
Speaker 1: the competition.
Speaker 3: He is that good, Yeah, because he can play anywhere balls.
Speaker 3: We keep talking about side who tag kick the ball
Speaker 3: inside forward fifty. If that guy gets the ball anywhere,
Speaker 3: he's going to make you pay. He takes meters game,
Speaker 3: he can play half back, wing. We'll probably see him
Speaker 3: more be an inside mid as he gets a little
Speaker 3: bit older, like he's still in the young stages of
Speaker 3: his career, and he's one of the most important players
Speaker 3: on the park, so you've got to keep an eye
Speaker 3: on him.
Speaker 2: He's so special and the toughness attached to him too,
Speaker 2: which might not have been apparent. Pride to this year,
Speaker 2: but he'd got heavily.
Speaker 1: Hit on the weekend.
Speaker 2: These are their recent top ten picks in recent years.
Speaker 1: Just goes to show, damn like how much they need
Speaker 1: to keep this young man. Just look at like King's
Speaker 1: been injured for so long. Clark and Coffield but nothing
Speaker 1: against them as players, but they're just not They haven't
Speaker 1: ended up being picked at guys inside the top ten.
Speaker 1: You can add the likes of Billings in the carton
Speaker 1: if you go back further. You need to nail your
Speaker 1: top nine picks when you do album. You need to
Speaker 1: keep them at your footy club.
Speaker 2: But as you know Saim, when it gets to the
Speaker 2: round thirteen stages of a season in which you're at
Speaker 2: a contract, the confidence levels attached to that decision are
Speaker 2: not strong from the club he's currently at.
Speaker 5: I wonder if his manager says, okay, what's the Coning
Speaker 5: getting because I should be getting here. Look after the
Speaker 5: current player you've got who should be on something.
Speaker 2: Direct the other way, it was as simple as that,
Speaker 2: to take the Coning in or keep the sidewang Land Miller?
Speaker 1: Do you just dis you keep him keeping him ut
Speaker 1: By the same token, if you're Tom Daconing, you'd want
Speaker 1: to know that he's staying before you can sure, because
Speaker 1: you wouldn't want him going out if you're coming in.
Speaker 1: That's robbing Peter to pay Paul. Anyway, we digress well,
Speaker 1: when it comes to Geelong in season twenty twenty five,
Speaker 1: we're usually talking about the number three. That used to
Speaker 1: be the man sitting to our right, Jimmy Bartell making
Speaker 1: that number famous, but now it's the man behind me
Speaker 1: in Bailey Smith. Chris Scott, the coach, was asked about
Speaker 1: him again during the week.
Speaker 15: The simple way of describing the interaction between our key
Speaker 15: people and Bailey has been one way he's kind of
Speaker 15: approached and I wish I hadn't done that. You're we're
Speaker 15: a bit the same that it's not a hanging of fence.
Speaker 15: I just don't think we need ultra conservative people, you know,
Speaker 15: wagging their finger at Bailey. I appreciate your help, but
Speaker 15: we've got to.
Speaker 3: Cover always entertaining Chris Scott in press conferences, he's up
Speaker 3: there with Ross Lyne. They always give you something and
Speaker 3: he's right that they are the ones who are going
Speaker 3: to have to deal with him as long as he's
Speaker 3: not impacting the team and he's not impacting the coaches
Speaker 3: and they can keep moving forward. And I think Chris
Speaker 3: Scott will answer that every single week if he gets
Speaker 3: answered or ask questions on.
Speaker 5: Bal he's one of the stories of the season and
Speaker 5: he's been intrigued. I think he's Brownlow favorite now and
Speaker 5: a lot of people talking about how good has his
Speaker 5: season been? So look at this. So he's number one
Speaker 5: for disposals in the comp he's number one for meters gained,
Speaker 5: but then he's the second worst for turnovers and the
Speaker 5: fourth worst for disposal efficiency. So he's been polarized. So
Speaker 5: he's a massive tick because he's made a long better,
Speaker 5: but he's not say a Bonton Pally or not. He's
Speaker 5: still in the best ten and midfielders in the game
Speaker 5: in my opinion, but he's not in the best three
Speaker 5: or four because of his turnover stats.
Speaker 4: Can he fixed it on the runload it?
Speaker 5: Can he fix it? No? I don't think so. I
Speaker 5: think it's always been in Bailey Smith. But as I said, like,
Speaker 5: he's a game breaker in terms of his breaking of
Speaker 5: the lines. But then you've got so that was the
Speaker 5: good of him and this is a bad where he
Speaker 5: runs around to the left might invent some problems and
Speaker 5: then kick it out on the fall. So he lacks
Speaker 5: the class of the best. But he's been a wonderful addition.
Speaker 1: But isn't it true, Jimmy and you can talk to
Speaker 1: this has been a star midfield of three or plus games.
Speaker 1: A lot of the gun mids in the last twenty
Speaker 1: five years haven't necessarily been great kicks.
Speaker 3: Yeah, some have had disposal efficiencies a bit lower, but
Speaker 3: it's where they're getting them from. Often when you're in
Speaker 3: contested situations, if you're a high contested player, your disposal
Speaker 3: efficiency or kicking efficiency not necessarily Hanble goes down. But
Speaker 3: I think with his age he's twenty four, you know,
Speaker 3: as you get along you feel more comfortable. I think,
Speaker 3: is it a decision making or is it a kicking technique.
Speaker 3: I look at his kicking technique and it's actually pretty
Speaker 3: sound with his ball drop. So for me, it'll be
Speaker 3: around decision making. Dangerfield hasn't been a great kick. Look
Speaker 3: five hasn't been a great kick. Kryp Patrick cripp has
Speaker 3: never really been a great kick. They're a great player,
Speaker 3: high contested players, under pressure players hanging off them.
Speaker 1: Okay, I think balley Smith's getting a slightly bad wrap
Speaker 1: from some people out there. But as we go to
Speaker 1: the break, there's plenty more coming up on Footy Classified,
Speaker 1: including Richmond and the Giants. But straight after the show
Speaker 1: is this show? It is players? That man we were
Speaker 1: just talking about Tom dacooning Nate Caddy. He talked about
Speaker 1: its next Matthew Lloyd and Bobby Hill, the normal Smith
Speaker 1: medalist who can tear up the mcg on any given day,
Speaker 1: he's going to be tearing up players. It's after Footy
Speaker 1: Classified tonight with the host Felix von Hoff. Welcome back
Speaker 1: to Footy Classified World Team. We're one week into five
Speaker 1: weeks of the by rounds. How's it all feeling well?
Speaker 2: In the evidence of what we've seen out of round twelve?
Speaker 2: Not ideal knowing there's another four weeks of this because
Speaker 2: while there were some close games, the fact there's only
Speaker 2: seven games not nine, and the fact there's another month
Speaker 2: of this to come, it does suck.
Speaker 1: I feel a fair.
Speaker 2: Bit of momentum matter this season that was starting to
Speaker 2: show quite nice like.
Speaker 5: That too, saying we're coming in. We started winter yep,
Speaker 5: and then we hit the fans with by rounds. So
Speaker 5: five weeks of it. So I think as we come
Speaker 5: into the biggest grind part of the season, we're half
Speaker 5: giving up. Yeah, so I think that we could do
Speaker 5: it far better as we have done with Watch your solution, Lloyd.
Speaker 5: The solution is that, Jimmy, back in early two thousands,
Speaker 5: we used to have just one give every team just
Speaker 5: about the break bar, two or four teams, So have
Speaker 5: a big Friday night, big Saturday night. There used to
Speaker 5: be a Sydney be coming Dandline standalone game.
Speaker 4: Out of the Olympics Stadium.
Speaker 5: It was huge, absolutely huge, and maybe you tape it
Speaker 5: off towards the end, but you just get two other
Speaker 5: big teams and so you just so then we just
Speaker 5: do it over two weeks. I know, the AFLPA and
Speaker 5: the players can dirty up and say we need this
Speaker 5: and we do that, But you don't do it over
Speaker 5: five weeks. We can do it over two weeks.
Speaker 1: Surely, just give them one full week off, yeah, or
Speaker 1: even that. Yeah, Like the AFL is in charge of
Speaker 1: the game, not the players. Let's just remind everyone who's
Speaker 1: in charge. Give them one full week off.
Speaker 3: Do you think the broadcasters, I'm just trying out, do
Speaker 3: you think they'd be happy with a week for football
Speaker 3: like pro auditioning them.
Speaker 5: Prop to watch.
Speaker 1: Probably not. But I tell you what the broadcasts are
Speaker 1: probably not happy with, and that is we have to
Speaker 1: wait until three twenty for a game in our springs
Speaker 1: between Melbourne and Seculita on a Sunday on a Sunday,
Speaker 1: because that was the longest three hours of my life
Speaker 1: between the Sunday Footy Show and happy to wait for that.
Speaker 5: And this Sunday's Bundery is at the first game North Melbourne,
Speaker 5: so it's another long wait.
Speaker 1: And we'll get to a little more on North Melbourne
Speaker 1: selling home games later in the show. But we're going
Speaker 1: to get to the giants now who fell over the line?
Speaker 1: And it's fair to say the coach, Adam Kingsley felt
Speaker 1: that way postgame.
Speaker 4: Adam, does it feel like he got away over.
Speaker 16: Find the Yeah, it certainly does. You know, we didn't
Speaker 16: deserve to win that game in the end, and I
Speaker 16: think what good teams do is they win the games
Speaker 16: that they don't necessarily deserve to win, you know, and
Speaker 16: we're aspiring to be a good team.
Speaker 9: We're still work in progress with that, you know. At
Speaker 9: times tonight it didn't feel like that.
Speaker 3: Pretty honest assessment there from the coach of the Giants.
Speaker 3: And I think we've spoken about this quite a number
Speaker 3: of times, with the Giants just relying on talent to
Speaker 3: get them over the line.
Speaker 4: Massive tick for the Tigers, so they were harder.
Speaker 3: The senior boys stood up hop I pressed her back
Speaker 3: in that side, and of course Taranto had this midfield
Speaker 3: dominance over the Giants, and probably if you're to pick
Speaker 3: an area of the ground where the Giants are week
Speaker 3: is midfield depth at the moment with obviously how Lord
Speaker 3: going down in the game with an acl but injuries
Speaker 3: to Canelio Kelly.
Speaker 4: Only just come back. They've got some youth going through there.
Speaker 3: Callahan's out at the moment, so sides are getting in
Speaker 3: a hold of them in between the arcs and what
Speaker 3: the Giants are trying to rely on is are we
Speaker 3: better afford to the foot with our entries and can
Speaker 3: we convert them because they got beaten and inside forward
Speaker 3: fifties again, and we've.
Speaker 4: Spoken about the talent behind the football.
Speaker 3: When you've got Buckley, Id and Taylor, they're just relying
Speaker 3: too heavily on even ash and midfield to battle of
Speaker 3: them out time and time again.
Speaker 5: You'll worry, don't you. Lord the Giants I am they
Speaker 5: you just don't know what you're getting from one week
Speaker 5: to the next. And they wouldn't have beaten many sides
Speaker 5: on the weekend, and they've gotten away with it against
Speaker 5: the side who, as I said, just froze a little
Speaker 5: bit intense stuff. But you can just see the numbers
Speaker 5: there for the Giants are not good.
Speaker 1: But winning is winning if you're playing badly, isn't it
Speaker 1: like did.
Speaker 4: You take it?
Speaker 3: That's sorry, Sam, that's those numbers are a patent though
Speaker 3: for the Giants. That wasn't just a one week and
Speaker 3: it's this game of your turn out turn, your turn
Speaker 3: out turn. And they've been lucky or not lucky. They've
Speaker 3: been just better with the talent forward to the ball
Speaker 3: and behind the ball. That's not a sustainable way to
Speaker 3: win big games.
Speaker 2: The Bombers are badly depleted. Bombers was really good. We're
Speaker 2: really good against Brisbane on the weekend. They've got Carlton on.
Speaker 5: So it's a massive chance, huge game. Yeah, it's a
Speaker 5: fifty to fifty ball game. Fifty I think so, I
Speaker 5: think it's fifty to fifty. I can't wait to see
Speaker 5: Michael Voss has said, we've got the week off, We've
Speaker 5: got to go to work. I want to see what
Speaker 5: Carlton show with a week off? Does anything change there?
Speaker 5: And Essen? And can they frank because everyone's lauded them
Speaker 5: for that performance with the outs they had, But can
Speaker 5: you franket and beat a side around you on Sunday
Speaker 5: night at the MCG.
Speaker 1: You really think it's fifty to fifty?
Speaker 5: What's your say? Eighty twenty Carlton's Wait, would you No?
Speaker 5: I'm just you're the expert, not me.
Speaker 1: But if it is a fifty to fifty game, that
Speaker 1: is an indictment on Carton.
Speaker 5: Yeah that's fair enough. But at the way Carleton have
Speaker 5: played this year, that's why I've but they.
Speaker 2: Currently have two more wins on their scoreline than the Blues.
Speaker 1: Very big game for the Carlton Football Club. Lord, I
Speaker 1: think it's fifty to fifty. The Bombers are a big chance.
Speaker 1: It's the sledgehammer next, plus good call, bad call to
Speaker 1: cook and a whole lot more. You're watching fully classified.
Speaker 5: Josh for Shelley and the Adelaide were in red hot
Speaker 5: form at the moment, and Josh Rochelle he made special
Speaker 5: things happen on Saturday night at the SCG. So watch
Speaker 5: this play. So Warner comes at him and he goes
Speaker 5: in board. So we're going to have a look at
Speaker 5: how special this was. So most players that just go
Speaker 5: down the line, look at Sydney players are all goal
Speaker 5: side of their men. He says, I'm not going to
Speaker 5: do that, cuts inside and create the goal scoring opportunity
Speaker 5: for Darcy fold He Josh Ward wasn't clean enough on
Speaker 5: Friday night. Look at the fumble there by Josh Ward
Speaker 5: and then the cleanest player in the game just scoops
Speaker 5: it up and says we're away and there's a turnover goal.
Speaker 5: So that was a difference on Friday night. I saw
Speaker 5: some special things from Aaron Cadman. He's been a slow burn,
Speaker 5: but I saw him light up this giant stadium with
Speaker 5: a big mark, a big tackle in late in the
Speaker 5: game he takes another big pluck. So it's good moments
Speaker 5: from him. We're all wondering where is he at? Why
Speaker 5: can't he do what Sam Darcy's doing? But he showed
Speaker 5: some really good signs in that game. Ned Long Colin
Speaker 5: would love just doing the knock ons and the tap ons.
Speaker 5: That was last week ned Long and he's done it
Speaker 5: again against Hawthorne. That's not lucky. He just keeps doing
Speaker 5: it time and time again, Nedlong. One of the stories
Speaker 5: of the season. Well, Ryan Marritch, he's playing on Oli
Speaker 5: Dempsey and maybe you get away with it once marriage,
Speaker 5: but you're not going to get away with it twice.
Speaker 5: And this is a repeat stoppage. He's just not tight enough.
Speaker 5: Look at the score, only six points in it and
Speaker 5: Oli Dempsey's going to punish you when you don't do
Speaker 5: that and you give him two chances. But I love
Speaker 5: Andrew Brayshaw. He's just a warrior for his team. So
Speaker 5: first of all it was the pressure to close in,
Speaker 5: then it's the hands and then he kicks up the
Speaker 5: ball and bangs a goal home. As I say, he
Speaker 5: captain ten AFL clubs. This man, he's not even the
Speaker 5: captain of his own club, but he's an absolute heartbeat
Speaker 5: player for the Fremantle Football Club.
Speaker 1: It's the best segment on TV. I reckon. It's good
Speaker 1: thanks and I think people are starting to think about
Speaker 1: him as the future coach. Now coach I just knew
Speaker 1: the right number though, Entice and good call on Cabman
Speaker 1: and slow Burn that is exactly what he has been
Speaker 1: Aaron Cadman at GWS don't go anywhere. Plenty more classified
Speaker 1: including good call, bad call up next, Welcome back to
Speaker 1: footy Classified Time for good call, bad call Jimmy, Buttell
Speaker 1: has the new ball, Jimmy, you need to know your
Speaker 1: limitations in the celebrations game.
Speaker 3: Bad call, Sam, I think you might be referring to
Speaker 3: Patrick Weiss.
Speaker 4: Let's take a look.
Speaker 3: There is the big man with the big chest. He's
Speaker 3: fist pumping everywhere. He's gone bananas.
Speaker 5: Ken Bruce's Ken Bruce.
Speaker 4: He's someone who's a Norman. Hopefully he's all right. Probably
Speaker 4: a good call from you.
Speaker 1: Sam likes showing those picks off to the Jimmy Sam.
Speaker 2: Preparations are in full swing for Gather around two point
Speaker 2: zero in w A this week.
Speaker 5: Good call back, Cap.
Speaker 1: This is a nasty call from you. This is sarcastic.
Speaker 1: I know you're negative on North. They're selling home games
Speaker 1: in w A. They're there for the next two weeks.
Speaker 1: They will get a few people to the games.
Speaker 5: That mate.
Speaker 1: That is there's a bad call for you to refer
Speaker 1: it to Gather around two point hs.
Speaker 5: Demo the adage better late than never isn't always true.
Speaker 5: Good call, bad call.
Speaker 2: Well, I think it's a good call because I've had
Speaker 2: Hugh Dixon for Southboard kicked thirteen goals the previous week.
Speaker 2: He may, in fact, every likelihood would have been picked
Speaker 2: up in the mid season draft in.
Speaker 5: The week just gone.
Speaker 1: So good call, but it is might be too.
Speaker 5: Late, Lloyd.
Speaker 4: When your moment comes, you just need to step up.
Speaker 5: Good call, bad call. Jimmy, that's a bad call.
Speaker 3: Boy.
Speaker 5: You're a half, You're half some bits cleary like Mitch Smitch.
Speaker 5: I thought he reflexes were pretty good. He just went
Speaker 5: with the left the right hand, but he had the
Speaker 5: microphone in his hand. That's got it wrong, Mitch Cleary. Man,
Speaker 5: he's very.
Speaker 1: Nasty to pick out a journey for Mitch. Jimmy. The
Speaker 1: Giant social media team have made a rare misstep on
Speaker 1: the weekend. Good call, bad Caol.
Speaker 3: We're going to start with the bad call before I
Speaker 3: even see it, Sam, So what are you referring to this?
Speaker 3: A bit of love for Tim Turando the former bit
Speaker 3: of SKS. No, it's a bit of love for Tim
Speaker 3: for Richmond now. But he also did pick up cow
Speaker 3: Ward at the airport, helped him out, so bad call
Speaker 3: from you, Sam.
Speaker 2: It's not only opposition supporters suffering at the hands of
Speaker 2: Collingwood at the moment.
Speaker 1: Good call back. This is a much better call for
Speaker 1: new Demo. It's a good call. You're referring to Darcy Moore,
Speaker 1: the Collingwood captain. Have a look at the young man
Speaker 1: the handshake. Watch his reaction. Oh my goodness, that hurt.
Speaker 1: In fact, we might have a second look at if
Speaker 1: we can. He lets the handshake linger a bit. He's
Speaker 1: got the strong rip that hurt here.
Speaker 5: Flying at Collingwood Damo. BT only has room for one
Speaker 5: rivalry at a time. Good call, bad court.
Speaker 2: I'll get to it after we listen to what BT
Speaker 2: and JB said on Channel seven on the weekend.
Speaker 10: First Test is going to be here, Ruy, Big Ashes
Speaker 10: summer coming up.
Speaker 5: Who are you playing?
Speaker 2: Job?
Speaker 1: Who are we playing England?
Speaker 2: It's a good call order BT, maybe across the fox
Speaker 2: Felt five seven, but he doesn't realize that the Ashes
Speaker 2: can only be played against Australia in England.
Speaker 4: Great delivery there from JB. Lloydy. With friends like Joey,
Speaker 4: you don't need enemies.
Speaker 5: Good call, bad call, good call by you. Browne's been
Speaker 5: running with the fact that Frew moving the ball quicker.
Speaker 5: He tried on Joey and he wasn't having it. So
Speaker 5: that's a good call, Joey. Have they changed the way
Speaker 5: they've moved the ball? I think it's been pretty obvious
Speaker 5: the last three weeks. More through the corridor, more moving.
Speaker 5: What do you think now? It hasn't pretty there from Joey.
Speaker 1: You're supposed to be a team. Supposed to be a team.
Speaker 1: Speaking of teams, well, the clothing cook's been hitting miss
Speaker 1: the last couple of weeks. Let's hope it's to hit next.
Speaker 1: It's coming up on footy classifying.
Speaker 5: Now, the great Nathan Buckley has one of the best
Speaker 5: rigs in football and he still does post his AFL career.
Speaker 5: Let's tell you a look at some of the photos
Speaker 5: of Bucks like, there's no better rig in football than
Speaker 5: Nathan Buckley. He's still he's still as sharp as anything
Speaker 5: right now, just an absolute machine, champion for Collingwood Football
Speaker 5: Club and in retirement. I've got exclusive jellyfish vision that
Speaker 5: his weight partner has been Sam McClure. Hang on, and
Speaker 5: I've now he still waits for two people. Let's wait
Speaker 5: and see. So Sam he helps you here, Sam like
Speaker 5: he's this is jellyfish reason. So he's doing waits for
Speaker 5: two people. So there's one. I'll give you that, but
Speaker 5: then on this I cand rep for most of this time.
Speaker 5: Bucks then helps you with one finger, just one finger,
Speaker 5: But what about your lower the weight and actually do
Speaker 5: five riffs of your own rather than needing Bucks to
Speaker 5: do your weights for you. So he does his own
Speaker 5: and then he does you. So I've got spaghetti legs,
Speaker 5: noodle arms, McLure.
Speaker 1: Where did you get that vision from?
Speaker 5: I can't say where I got it? What I'm doing,
Speaker 5: I just do the bar.
Speaker 1: I don't know any social media.
Speaker 5: Just get the bar.
Speaker 1: Where did you get that?
Speaker 5: Say where I got it from?
Speaker 4: And there's some bright tight on to there is a reason.
Speaker 4: Listen to your advice.
Speaker 5: He's trying to help you here, trying to lift heavy
Speaker 5: weight to the bar. See if you can get the
Speaker 5: bar up like a sixteen hour old recruit first, and
Speaker 5: then you are just Then you might go to ten
Speaker 5: killow plates on either side into the twenties pirates treasure chest.
Speaker 1: That was five kegs. I don't reckon you can bench
Speaker 1: ninety five kegs right, Maybe we'll have a challenge any
Speaker 1: weight you want, anything.
Speaker 5: On our own, though not assist by Bucks.
Speaker 1: But that's that's that's safety about the production. And I
Speaker 1: know who said that. I'm getting my lawyers onto me.
Speaker 1: I'm happy about you. I am happy about Wires because
Speaker 1: it's coming up, including Tom Daconey, Bobby Hill, Felix von
Speaker 1: Hoff and Nate Caddy. It's next