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But we are here.
So a couple of things I want to start the show with.
Brookvale oval, good memories, bad memories, different pitch than you used to
and the box that we're in for the commentary, the thoughts.
Get out everyone out there in Radio Land.
So I do like exploring places that I've never been.
I have been to Brookvale oval many, many times.
Haven't been up here in this box.
Now, we're on the western side of this beautiful looking stadium.
To the left of me is the new stadium.
This was a spestos hill.
I'm not a stand.
That's where they found this.
And then you go down to the right.
And it's the...
Is that the Clifford stand?
I think it's the beaver.
Oh, yeah.
Clifford and Men's East.
We're now we're up here in these boxes.
And now I've always heard other radio types and TV types saying,
oh, Brookvale oval.
It's a little bit outdated.
Well, yeah, it is a little bit outdated in here.
It feels like I'm calling from Broken Hill.
But it's very...
It's Rugby League Heartland.
Yeah.
It's Rugby League Heartland.
There's a little bit of culture about it.
There's a bit of culture about it.
It's everything's fiber.
Which I think, if we rip that off,
there's a spestos for sure.
Fiber is non-fiber.
So that's sort of ghee.
But it's good to be over here.
Yeah.
And the field looks great.
And I've just found out the curator.
Jay Namu.
Yeah.
Former Manly.
Former Warriors 58.
Former Tamadamal.
Man of the Warriors in 96, 97.
Jean Namu.
He was...
Nicky.
Yeah.
And my junior and my dad's time.
They were just kids coming through.
He's the curator out here.
And so he's done a fantastic job.
So I'm looking forward to this.
It's the crowd.
Obviously not...
No one here yet.
It's everyone out here.
But it's pitch looks dry.
The sun's out.
And it's about 26 degrees here.
How good is the pitch now in comparison to when...
Well, that's what I said to him.
Yeah.
I said, do you know what I'm doing?
I said, how do you fix this?
How do you fix the...
I was asking about the footy stadium.
He said, well, what happened was the turf that they got was out west.
And at the time when it was laid, we had all those floods out west.
And so all the stuff was stuck to the bottom.
And I think he called it silt.
Yes.
I was really paying attention.
Okay.
But he said, that's the reason why.
Yeah.
Which when you lay it, you've got to get it perfect.
It's like painting.
It's like preparation is everything.
So you need what...
Would you need 72 Ls?
Is it just sun?
Dry?
No rain?
So they laid it because they were in a bit of a rush.
And it just didn't take.
That's why the draining is just the water sits on it.
But yeah, this...
The Brookie Aval is looking absolutely at treat.
It went from a heavy pitch to probably the quickest pitch in the league now.
Yeah.
So the, you know, even dating back to the years,
there's all the stories when I arrived in 13 about Desi just making it heavy,
wetting certain sides out of the field.
He wanted the long grass because it would take the juice out of plays when they're...
They would arrive from other fields that were this level now,
or probably not even as good as it is now.
And it used to be a shock to the system for the away teams when they arrived
because it was so heavy that they were trained on.
But how many days would you train on this?
We only did captains run on it.
Yeah.
And we trained it never been...
Yeah, wake us, parkway.
Gotcha.
Okay, so that was all employed by the man professor.
Yeah.
You probably couldn't get away with it now.
No way.
No way.
No way.
It was not professional standards.
It's just funny how like when you watch games of the 80s and 90s
and you look at the pitch.
You look at the field.
You shouldn't say pitch.
It's a soccer terminology.
American terminology.
You look at the field and it was just sand and patchy.
Now, obviously the more money is coming to the game.
So every grant...
If you're not up to scratch...
Yeah.
It's fantastic out here today.
Yeah, it's going to be beautiful.
Great conditions.
You know me, the weatherman, for a spazid.
Yes.
I've got a prediction on the weather right now.
How we got to look?
Well, speaking of which, we got a text that just came through.
And it's from Berkeley Eagles.
Scopey Fletcher.
It started raining in Dapto.
Very dark clouds above.
It's coming up here.
We're looking okay here at the moment, Berkeley Eagles.
So hopefully that misses us here on the northern beaches.
I don't know whether it's the humidity in this box that I'm in.
I'm stuck in.
So there's four men in here.
We've got Michi.
Yeah.
And we've got Raul.
The bonus.
Diaz Muchachos.
Raul is our technical man who actually comes from...
Yeah, it's Galapagus Island.
Yeah.
Which, and I was chatting to him about the narcos.
Yeah, okay.
And it was heavy.
We're not going to talk about that because we might get shot.
Anyway, Raul was a comedian back in the day.
Yeah.
I've seen some clips with Raul.
So if there's anyone out there...
Michi, actually you should take him up for a open mic with that.
Do a gig together.
Yeah, you can do it in Spanish.
Maybe in the next outbreak we'll get the best joke from you.
There we go.
He's doing some mime and stuff.
Yeah, how good.
Have you...
Your kids...
Your daughter's a little bit older.
But I've watched...
There's a Disney show called Up.
Have you heard of the movie Up?
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
Raul reminds me of the old fella.
But the Hispanic version.
Isn't this a market for us?
Yeah.
Getting into that.
What's on the show today?
Well, I just want to ask you what happened this morning, mate.
Because we got the listeners to give us tips.
We're supposed to go to the fish and chips shop today.
I guess there are probably listeners.
What was our man's name from Narrowbeam?
Paul from Narrowbeam?
Paul from Narrowbeam?
Gavis the recommendation.
Yeah.
I got a text from you.
He said about 830 boys and apologies.
Fish and chips shop off.
Yeah.
What happened?
I was seconded to...
I had to do something else.
But I had a golf lesson in the morning.
But that was always locked in.
Okay.
And I was going to finish.
Yeah.
But I had a...
I was seconded because I've got the girls at home.
Their locks are all bugged.
So the locksmith said I'm around the corner.
I'll be there at about one o'clock and I said boom.
Seconded.
Good word.
Seconded.
Yeah.
But I got a golf lesson today and it's completely stuffed me.
Yeah.
He's a Mickey.
If you want to get less and go and say Christian out at Bonnie Dune,
I mean the beast I went and we've got a lot of problems.
Yeah.
But I'm going to get through it.
Did you...
Bonnie Dune, do they have a specific area?
Or do you go and play and you get the play?
We played about six holes.
Oh, nice.
But you should chat and talk.
He makes it very simple.
Yeah.
Very, very simple.
But what was the main tip that you think you've been doing wrong?
Well, I've got that rank fade from left to right.
Yeah.
And he says you don't want that.
He said if anything, you want to go left all the time.
Yeah.
Because then you can straighten it up.
Yeah.
Because it's easier to go right.
Yeah.
Most golfers, most rank golfers, anyway, have that slice.
Slice fade.
Yeah.
And he said it's very hard to get the right to left.
It's hard when they talk you out of it though, right?
Because then you go...
It's an easy option.
Yeah.
But you want to get comfortable getting uncomfortable as they say in the grades.
If it doesn't change...
If it doesn't challenge you, it won't change you.
Yeah.
I've got a couple of back-to-back clichés.
Yeah, that's awesome.
Um, bed look out.
I'm coming.
I'm coming for you.
And just on this weather, guys, it doesn't look great.
It doesn't look...
Is it just because of the humidity in...
Oh, okay.
It's coming from the southwest.
Uh, Dubbo now is...
It's pouring out of Dubbo.
That doesn't look like it's going to be cis.
It doesn't look like it.
Uh, Canberra is going to get whacked.
And my...
I'm thinking in probably...
By the way, it's looking probably right about kickoff.
Yeah.
Uh, last year when they played here at Four Pines,
we were talking about this.
I don't know if it was yesterday or Wednesday.
Mm-hmm.
Oh, sorry.
Well, yesterday was Wednesday.
Um, you're talking about the torrential rain in which the roosters are mainly played in last year.
Okay.
It was early on the year.
I was...
No, it was around 22.
What's it that late?
Yeah.
I was out here for the gotcha tap.
Okay.
Yep.
The gotcha...
That's, uh, Gussie Walland.
Guss Walland, yep.
Which is a great charity.
And because the chooks...
This is when the chooks take off...
They take off their sponsorship.
I mean, I'm not...
I'm not sponsored by UniBet, but it's a good cause.
They take off UniBet on their jerseys and they put the gotcha for life.
Oh, how good is that?
Anyway, I was watching...
This is where I was watching Teddy.
And this is where I got appreciation of what fullbacks have to do.
Yeah.
Back in the day, you just had this minute...
You had a minute cello just all in your back here.
You know, shut up, Mini.
Like talking.
But...
Because you don't want to turn around.
But what they do.
Yeah.
Far out of your ransom yards.
Yeah.
Anyway, they didn't handle the wet that day.
The manly side didn't handle the wet.
So...
I remember Brett Stewart used to jam me up all the time.
He used to know I get...
He used to get flustered.
And I used to overthink things.
And I was always fighting for my position and all that.
So he used to go...
In the game.
This is when we'll travel.
Yeah.
This is like the 13 of 14 playing good footy at the time.
And he would sort of try to trick me by going,
I was like, how's he left?
I was like, as I'm trying to get back on side.
Like, he would just do little things like that.
And then I would...
Once I would get to a break, I'd be all flustered and...
Yeah, yeah.
And get to him and...
I'd be able to lose my head and he would just be laughing at me.
Just jam me up.
You must've been in the towering sides up there.
Yeah, yeah.
You'd have to be traveling at that point of the game.
But, yeah, because I think...
I remember there, like, one specific time where...
I got in trouble in video for flipping to the wrong side of...
The rock.
Yeah.
And, you know, taking the soft...
Soft option should have gone to the open...
Yeah, it's hang on the blind.
Chill, chill on the short side.
Four on three.
He's a good ballpark.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
But, like, the way that they bark and carry on
when you're at the fullback position,
and it may...
By a country mile,
if you don't have a good defensive fullback in the modern game,
you don't know.
You're done.
Dillon Edwards, James Codesco,
they're relieved that that's why they're the best fullbacks.
Okay, what about Cyclone?
Cyclone?
Yes, Cyclone's really good at it as well.
I've noticed Sua is quite...
Sua Falongo is quite vocal.
Yep, Sua needs a little bit of work.
Yeah.
While she could probably be better at fullback.
I say, Yonge's working his back side.
This...
You're just getting to places on the field,
eye counting numbers, kicks,
and following the ball.
Because my understanding of a fullback
was you just had to be one pass inside the ball.
Yeah, yeah, no.
The way I reckon the most important part now is
identifying as best they can,
which side the ball's not going to go.
Yes.
Getting on that side for them to create the extra number
and making sure they're getting their numbers right
on the side where the ball's gone,
whether that's short side or open.
Yeah.
Just identifying the threat is the best way to put it in there.
Have you seen what Penneth do?
Penneth put Dillon Edwards in the line.
Yeah.
For a couple of tackles.
Yep.
And then he'll take off.
What's on the show today?
Okay, we'll be catching up with
Manly Legend, Karen Forron,
DCEs, one of DCE's best mates,
Rachel and I retired, played for the Kiwi.
He's 109 games here for Manly in the NRL.
So, oh, he played 190 with DCE.
So, who better to talk to about,
or with, then fozzy about what DCE
would be feeling right now, getting ready for this game?
We will also be doing our Coopers,
PDs, Classic Match, the 1997 Prelim Final.
You can just cut that.
No.
I'm all over the top.
Yeah, Cooper PD.
Cooper PD.
So quickly.
Cooper PD.
Cooper PD.
Easy.
Yeah.
The 1997 Prelim Final between Manly and Roosters,
will we also chatting to Embele Legend, Derek Rucker,
to chat all things, Kings and 36's.
It's the second Final on Friday night,
and that will be a beauty as well.
Our prizes today, we've got the Signal Boost Power Bank,
valued at $49.95.
Michi is here, as we mentioned before.
We've got buckets.
Oh, buckets.
You're a Manly local, aren't you?
Despite rooting for the West Tigers.
Yes.
I know that area.
Are you born and raised?
Yes.
Are you born and raised, man?
I'm out of our radar.
I'm out of our radar.
I'm out of our radar.
And how did the Tigers gig happen again?
So my dad's parents, my grandparents,
grew up in Belman,
and then moved to Northern Beaches.
Did you have a soft spot for the Manly team?
No, I never saw it.
2003.
So this is where my hatred comes.
So I used to play, this is a bit of a Bruce.
I used to play it half time at the Manly Games.
As a kid.
As a junior.
That's what were you cheerleading?
Yeah, pretty much.
And then when I,
so we'd obviously shake all the players' hands,
and dad would pull me to the side and make me go wash my hands
and say, you can't have dirty, manly hands.
And that's where the hatred becomes.
I'm just getting back on this.
It's council there, isn't it?
So effectively,
if you're a rate payer over here,
could you use the rubbish bins
to your legal dumping?
Because I'm just, I've got bins everywhere.
If you're a local.
Well, isn't that the point?
And you're not supposed to dump on any bins,
but your own?
Is that what legal dumping is?
Now, my go,
this is my theory that if you live in the area
and you put,
you're in the LGA,
you pay council rates.
Such a,
you can use council rate bins.
Okay.
That's your theory.
You don't know if that's law,
but that's your theory.
I don't know whether it's law,
but I know there is a,
a rubbish tax that they work on to it.
Yep.
Under your council.
Hey, did you see that coming,
the message coming through from 439.
Cyclone last week,
where is he?
Hudson Young got four daily endpoints.
Cyclone only got three.
What?
He didn't get the six.
Or 12.
That's what we're talking about last week, right?
It's a maximum of six.
Six.
Six.
But yeah, he only got three.
So either one person gave him three
or he got a two and a one,
which is,
that's what I've been saying, mate.
So make him accountable.
Name and shame.
Well,
I'd know.
I know one guy.
I know three.
How many games do they have to do?
I don't know.
I don't know.
I think there's a crew of maybe 10,
oh,
anywhere between 10 to 20.
Yeah.
And then they rotate.
So hang on.
Dummy says,
he said, sorry,
I just saw the insta.
Are you guys sitting on vacant?
Dummy, it feels like it.
Yeah.
The crew and Buzz was the coach here,
and he had to go and get chairs and stuff,
because they had none.
What?
Did he have to go to a,
now I thought he went to an old classroom.
That's what Dummy is alluding to.
Yeah.
Anyway.
Okay.
Well, it's the weather.
Doesn't look good.
So they're saying that this storm may hit probably
at about 6.30 now.
And they're expecting about 40 millimetres of oil.
So this could get a little wet.
It's pretty echoes.
Get onto the bomb, everyone.
All right.
So Statsy, as I'm just going to the text line,
he Statsy Reckons Rain is going to hit fresh yet,
fresh water around 6 pm.
Okay.
Well, you know, they're saying 6.30 here.
Yeah.
It's right over the middle.
Yuck.
Okay.
Well, let's take a break,
and on the other side,
news headlines.
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It's news headlines time.
It's the Run Home news headlines.
By the way, there's a before you get into it.
Feed on the way,
because we didn't have fish and chips.
What you ended up getting.
Okay.
Well, this is by beta mine off.
So when you see a sign,
then you keep seeing it.
That's what beta mine is.
It's a syndrome.
So I was driving behind a truck that said,
KFC, F-L-G.
And I went,
oh, I just caught my attention.
About two minutes later,
I see the sign.
You know, when you come off,
when you came over the spit,
and I was too.
Yeah.
Bruxie's one, Bill Gellon.
I went in there.
Yeah.
I also did, did Bruxie implant that too?
Did he?
No.
I had to fasten it into your...
Well, since I've been on the fast,
I had to drop an Edgar.
Somebody had to stop anyway.
I stopped.
I went in there.
And dropped one.
I had to get on the shield,
it was Nebraska.
Oh, apologies.
Evie.
And then it just came at me.
It just was a Zinger combo,
and I just went,
booze, mountain dew,
salt and pepper.
And I said to him,
how far, how long,
because what I need to know is,
I always do this.
This is a bit of a hack.
Excuse me, how long will it take
for a Zinger to be cooked?
Yeah.
And they look,
and they always look to see
if there's already pre-made ones.
Yeah.
I want freshly made.
Yes.
And she said,
I'll be about five minutes.
I want boom.
Perfect.
Lock it in.
Boots, mountain dew,
chips,
heaps, salt and pepper.
And I'll have to go to the brass gown
about half an hour.
Donnie, by the way,
I went to Crazy Chicks.
He must be a likely,
we brought up Crazy Chicks,
chicken burger,
chips and gravy.
Boots.
All right.
What have you got here?
You want to use that one?
No, I'm fine.
Okay.
But this is, this is,
speaking about fast food,
not to say the KFCs,
not much chop,
but now look,
listen to this.
New research shows,
moderately high cholesterol levels,
are linked to extreme longevity.
For decades,
bad cholesterol,
which is the LDL,
has been cast as the villain
of hard health,
with standard advice being
the lower,
the better.
However,
groundbreaking research
in long-lived communities,
like Sardinia,
is turning the narrative
on its head,
with scientists calling it
a cholesterol paradox.
So data from these populations
show that older individuals
with moderately higher LDL levels,
around 130 milligrams,
slash DLs,
or more frequently,
live longer,
than those with lower readings,
rather than being
purely harmful,
LDL appears to serve
as a crucial biological reserve
in the elderly,
supporting vital immune functions,
hormone production,
and cell repair
as the body ages.
So we've always been told,
if you get high cholesterol,
you've got to have these statins.
Now, I'm not a conspiracy theorist,
but there's a lot of literature out there,
from pharmaceutical companies,
big pharmaceutical companies,
that they keep us sick,
so they can make a lot of money.
Now, I'm not getting involved
with that because I'm not too sure of it,
but other than before and different.
I've also heard from health gurus,
saying that high cholesterol
is actually more beneficial.
Now, this is a...
So what part of their diet and nutrition
that they have is in Italy,
Sardinia, do you...
Olive oil, that lot of olive oil.
Pizza, pasta, all that sort of...
Well, Sardinia, not so much pasta.
Sardinia is down south.
Sardinia is down south.
There are more into the fish and stuff,
which is what they say.
Is Sardinia, is there a type of...
Sardines?
Yes.
Sardines popular in Sardinia.
I'm not too sure of it.
Good thing.
They could be.
Righto buckets.
Get that idea.
Oh, sorry.
Sorry, Jason.
Yes, I did try the liquid gold sauce.
From KFC, FLG.
I wonder what it was.
What is it?
It's a Mickey, yeah.
It's like a mayo chili.
It's a...
I'm Michael.
Sorry, buckets.
Yeah, the liquid gold sauce
is a mix of the peppermale and supercharge.
Oh, well.
Got me going.
All right.
Well, my little news headline is
the Tolerock Hotel in Victoria
started a raffle giving away
20 litre Jerry cans of diesel
instead of meat trays.
Oh.
Yes, I did see this one.
Okay.
So the owner highlighted
that it's important,
the importance of kindness and fun
during tough times.
So is his plan to extend the raffle
to other pubs in the region.
Instead of meat trays on a Friday,
diesel cans, 20 litres.
Yeah.
I still like a meat tray.
What would you like?
Listen, would you prefer the meat tray?
What's it going to cost you?
60 bucks.
Yeah.
It's a sign of the time.
So people started...
No, no, but...
People start the panic with the petty.
I know, but a good meat tray is such a...
The best.
You've got something to...
It's the best.
I liked it.
Anyway.
Yeah, well, that's...
Yeah, you're right.
I have $3.16.
I saw it this morning.
When's it going to stop?
Make it stop.
We were talking about the cattle dog.
If you remember the cattle dog,
St. Clair.
Oh, yes, yeah.
You went out of the walking court.
Yeah.
If you...
Meat trays down there were the Michael.
You got a good meat tray
from there.
You sorted for the next couple of days.
I do have a new set line.
My one involves Brooksy's man,
LeBron James.
Now, there's an imagery getting around
and this probably, you know,
wouldn't surprise many who love their MBA.
But there is a picture that has just resurfaced
or I guess, you know, people being made aware of.
J.J. Redick is his current head coach,
you know, the Lakers.
Yeah.
He's recently retired maybe four or five years,
played against LeBron through large portions of his career.
He was actually wearing one of LeBron's
signature shoes when he was in college.
Oh.
Is LeBron older than his dude?
He would be right.
That's similar.
It must be very similar.
Ah, so he's...
Ah, that's awkward.
Yep.
So, uh, look at that.
That's him given telling LeBron what to do.
What?
Absolute weapon.
Ben around.
You got to appreciate it, don't you know?
So, um, all right.
That's news headlines.
Let's get to Amy with the Real News.
Thank you, Amy.
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All right.
Bear's head.
Here we are.
We've talked a little bit about the pitch out here,
the weather conditions.
Um, actually factoring in the weather,
um, you, did you originally have the roosters
and are you happy to stay with them?
I'm still going to the chooks.
Yeah.
I'm still going to the chooks.
Um, but they're not going great as you saw last week.
So, they've had a hundred points scored against them already.
Now, this is a term that's proud of self on defense.
Um, and defense wins championships.
Yeah.
It does catch us when matches.
So, they'll need a big effort because
mainly going to be super desperate and coming off the buy, too.
Do you think I won one last little question just on the line-ups?
Hugo Savala has been named amongst the six men bench.
Yep.
Uh, there have been people who've talked about Hugo potentially,
at least while that daily cherry Evans is here,
playing a little bit of a hybrid role,
um, playing a little bit of luck.
He's definitely a big enough body.
Yeah.
Could you envision that for Robo at all in this game,
or maybe is that something that that's a weight and sea
and further on down there?
Yeah.
Well, I know he's come back.
He's good enough to be in the squad somewhere.
Yep.
Um, I just don't know where he fits in.
They're going to give D.C.E. and Sammy Walker, obviously,
they're the, the, the two halves they're going to stick with.
He showed last year that he's a very calm head
and he's long kicking guard.
This is what the Chooks had always struggled with.
Um, in previous years, was the long kicking guard.
Sammy, I'd say I'm walking out of Lucuri.
And then all of a sudden,
they get this kid out of nowhere.
But he, he sort of debuted a bit later.
And he was just, he was kicking at 1670 meters,
which allowed field position.
Yep.
Now they got Daly Chair Evans.
You can do that as well.
So, uh, to answer your question, yes,
I can see him as a lock forward.
They've also got Victor Radley coming back in two weeks.
Yeah.
Um, uh, Connor Watson.
Connor Watson.
Well, yeah, he made my life.
I can't go with Connor.
And uh, Hugo.
Yeah.
In the 17.
Um, Bruce.
Yes.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah, yeah.
Six foot five easy hundred kilos.
Yeah, he's a big, big kid.
And a great defender.
You know who, you know who his body shape reminds me of?
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Have could've been a favorite back actually.
I say, yo, oh yeah, it reminds me of Yoey,
then Yoey's now got the footy hardened,
but I was looking at him going,
could he turn into a easily?
Well, he's got the passing game.
You know what, for as many wraps as Nathan gets
and deservedly so, the connection that he has
with Yoey through the middle is as important, I think,
over the years as a connection with Jerome.
Okay, well there you go.
So lock forwards that come through
aren't necessarily ball playing lock forwards.
That takes a score.
I remember when Victor Radley first came in,
he wasn't doing those link plays like it takes,
you know, a couple of years,
well not a couple of years,
but at least a year to get used to doing that skill
because it isn't a natural for bikes
who haven't played in the halves.
I suppose it isn't a sort of a natural play for them,
but Hugo has.
So Hugo's got the passing game,
so if you play him at 13, certainly big enough,
certainly can defend like a lock forward.
It's where the robber wants to take this risk.
Yeah.
Because it is a risk.
It'd be huge risk.
He's never played lock forward in first grade.
He's always come on as a hard side.
Because you remember good,
like people forget,
Isaiah was a winger at a pan-ruth
when he played a lot of time in the centers too.
As a started off on the wing,
but he was probably more so a center in the juniors.
And then he played on the wing to get his debut
and then just slowly moved on in
and people forget this story as well.
I think Isaiah and Nathan Ivan have both talked about it.
He was nearly on the way out
before he shifted into the middle.
Gotcha.
There were conversations where,
all right, it might not be working out.
You might not quite bend edge.
Then all of a sudden they put him in that lock position
and he completely changed the way that people view it.
Yeah, a bit like Jack O'Ford.
Yeah, well he was out.
Yeah, he was out of the dragons as a backrow.
He had to go somewhere else.
And he said, I never played front row.
If you haven't caught up on that,
fascinating chat we spoke with Jackson Ford yesterday
from the Warriors saying that the dragons obviously
didn't think he was a first grader.
Look what he's done now.
There is one player.
Everyone will be, all the mainly fans
are desperate to see Joey Walsh.
I actually want to ask Foszy about Joey Walsh.
Because I'd imagine he's been working really closely with him.
The big, the big bopper that I'm really keen on
and I keep talking about him as much as I can,
I want to see Simeone Lea fire in this game.
Lea Fee, potentially.
Oh, yes.
Big front rower.
Because you know who you're a reminder,
I'll give you a sort of a modern day comp for him
and a team that's been doing well
with the youngster coming off the bench.
The way that Dylan Walker works with Sam Tuivati
from the Paramata eels,
I want Jakey to start working in the semi-owned
drop in the Monday.
Drop in the Monday.
Keeping it on.
Little tip on, get to the four men
or try to tie up a half.
And then you get the best of maybe Fulgady
and all the choir to down a short side
or they do the big shift coming back through, Jakey.
But you know what, you're doing vision that I can?
I can.
And you know the beauty of that.
You get young likes who are really keen.
And I know this sounds awful.
You can use them up.
So you can use like you can, like say,
I don't get, you know,
imagine I'm, I'm Jakey Croposian.
Just get to DCE here.
You run as hard as you can to DCE
and then the last minute just throw it out the back too.
Because young players, when you get a little bit older,
you know sort of he's just gonna use me up here.
That's perfect.
Because that's what I was,
when I was watching Dylan Walker start
against the dragons on the weekend,
he was starting with Junior Barlow.
Yeah, yeah.
The vet.
Yeah.
I think it was Jack Williams or Jermaine Hopp
good one of the two and they'll rotate between them.
Now those guys are veterans.
So they're not as keen to run that tough one.
Correct.
But when you know, I'm not even,
you know, why wouldn't if he gives it to me,
I'm gonna get whacked.
And two of them are just wasting,
you find wasting energy.
So I can just help these bloody backs out.
But when he comes off the Judy Dentist,
it's something to invite.
He's just keen to play first grade.
Correct.
So he's got the veteran.
He's OG.
You'll do whatever you want for it.
Man, I'll run through the brick wall for you.
That's what I wanted.
That's what I wanted to see a bit of semi-owning.
That's where I can envision that work in as well.
So really looking forward to that.
Tommy Turbo also had a chat to the media
presser throughout the week.
He spoke about the clash of DCE returning to Brookfowl.
And we've got some audio from him.
I think they should hear him.
What he's done for this club and, you know,
he's played around in 15 odd games for us
and he's been, you know, one of our all-time greats.
So I'm not going to tell the fans what to do,
but I'd like to think in a tune.
Yeah, not cheering him.
You're burning.
Of course you're going to burn.
Who's one of my best mates?
I'll be burning from here as well.
Like, it's just what Australians do.
It's the theater.
Yeah, it makes it.
It's going to be awesome, too.
Like, there'll be some A grade tour
going to get a little bit over the top.
But of course, as soon as he runs out,
the whole crowd should boo.
Yeah.
I remember when Guthay returned to combat.
I called that game last year as well.
That was awesome.
He was from one side, you had Zach Lomax for the Dragons.
So there was a contingent down the Southern side.
Yep.
And it was a group of about 2,000 Dragons fans.
So every time Guthay got the ball across, you know,
around the stadium boo, the king.
He was the king.
He was the king of power for so long.
And I don't, this is, I don't reckon they would boo him.
If he was kind up there and played for the Titans
and this was the Titans, they're not burning.
Yeah, they're burning because one is the chalk.
Yeah, yeah.
Because they both got history between them, these two clubs.
So he's going to expect it, surely.
Yeah, for sure he would expect to be getting booed.
And I think he'll be smiling, too.
It seems to be.
I think you're relishing it.
Yeah, I think you really will relish in it.
I also, Tommy, there's been a lot of pressure
and chat around his brother Drake this week as well.
And he's what Tommy had to say on his brother Jake.
A little bit disappointed that he is coming on the fire.
I think, you know, he's really gone after the first two weeks
that the way he's played, he's bested defensively.
And you were talking to Ben before about it.
And then a lot of people that watch the game
and let's get caught up in stats
and what you need to do with the ball.
But, you know, it's a real leader for us in defense.
And the way he links our tag together as well.
So, yeah, I really think it's unfair that he is coming
on the criticism.
I think he's been, you know, the way he's gone after these first two
weeks, considering he's coming off of a head
in the last year, it's been great.
So, I think you're going to get better this year.
I love the way they two talk each other.
Because I was lucky enough to play with this
true or brother as well, Brett and Glendale.
And loyalty is a huge part of who they are.
And unlike anyone, right?
What would the journal expect for him?
Is brother to bag you?
Yeah.
Of course not.
But, and what Tom say, it's not just loyalty
with what Tom's saying.
There are so many things that factor
into why Jakey is important for this club.
And I first, no first hand, Jakey was Jake
and Tom were both youngsters when I was here at the club,
but they epitomized everything.
Yeah.
As soon as they arrived, local juniors
were constantly going back to training sessions.
Great, great humans, which is important
because not every, every now and again,
you get a couple of a grades in sports that are best.
Absolutely.
Absolutely.
And that can cause more damage.
Sometimes you get the minority and that,
and it spreads like they can be a cancer to a club,
especially to young kids.
Yeah.
It's coming through and you get the wrong sort of vibe
of someone.
But now, Jakey, I'll imagine Jakey will play on next year.
Yep.
One more year?
Yeah, I feel one more year.
Do you think one more year?
I think a lot of it would be conversations.
I reckon a huge part is going to be around CEO Jason King.
I've seen those comments before.
Jason King is a multi-premiseship winner here.
Just started in his role.
So, and imagine it would depend on how those conversations go.
As well.
All right, let's take a break now.
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We'll go from Fletch.
Crack.
Shawnee Ormer, I don't know how to hear.
If you can hear the music in the background,
we've got some band, a cover band,
just playing all kiss songs.
You'll find a kiss.
Rank or not rank.
Here they go.
They're going, OK, I think I don't want to say it out loud.
I think that could be a mimeing.
Right.
There's music coming out.
They're just practicing.
But they look good.
They look like rockers.
So, it's going to be half-time in time or pre-intertime.
Anywho, let's get into this.
Where do you want to start?
Maybe a DC.
I want to start with a...
Can I start with a...
Can I start with a weather report from you boys?
So, I've been looked at the radar.
Do you know which way you're facing?
Are you looking west?
East.
Can you tell me what's coming from the...
You're looking at East Ayer.
I'm looking at East Ayer.
Just turning around and telling me what's coming out west, because there's a bit of action
out there.
I'm a bit worried about this weather.
It could get nasty throughout this game, which I'm trying to work out who they're actually
suits.
I'm not sure that really suits the manly seagulls.
Doesn't it?
We've got those fast men out wide.
They need to get the ball into their hands.
Chooks probably their strength is their pack.
I think so.
Might play into the chooks' hands.
Brian Fletcher.
Which way are you letting this go?
Have you got a strong view?
I'm going with the chooks.
It probably enforces my choice, because I don't know if you were listening earlier.
I was out here round 22 last year when I pissed down as well.
The roosters were very good.
Running from dummy half, change of directions, all that wet weather, sort of stuff.
You talk about the roosters having a strong pack.
This manly pack's pretty good as well, so...
Yeah.
Well, I mean, it looks good on paper.
It looks good on paper.
When you're marrying up side by side, there's probably not a great deal, but you just need
to see something from them, like heard your boys talking about Jake sort of being dragged
through the mud all this week.
But they have to turn up A for him, B, you've got, you know, you form a captain turning
up in the opposition colors, but they just have to be up for it.
The crowd has to boo.
They've got to do everything they can to try and get into it.
That, although I kind of agree with Scopey, I reckon he sort of feels like they're not
knowing him just outside of looking in, but he feels a sort of character that might actually
play into his hands.
So, we'll wait and see.
For those that want to get around cherry, $3.40 any time trascourer, or can you see a lot,
you're the, you're the doy end of last trascourer's brine, $15.
That could be the match winner, maybe, in a low scoring game if we're this around.
Imagine if cherry scored the match winner at a propeller tonight.
Can you imagine they do the joint?
Does he want to go the, does he want to score at the Bob Fulton stand end or the line's
men'sy stand?
What, what do you reckon would get the bigger reaction from the crowd?
Oh, where, where do the, where do the animals, where do the animals sit?
What, what, what, what on the layup?
Well, they're, they're all in the hill, but I think they're, they're the animals, there
could be animals, yeah, in the Belver end, the clipping, but with this rain coming, what
about the undis and overs?
What's done there?
Yeah, it's big, what, you know, so last week the, the closing title was six from eight
undis against the closing title, but for those that, that shopped early, it was eight from
eight, and it looks at pretty big numbers tonight as well, given the weather under $47.5
kind of jumping off the page, we know that Chilks attack is far from humming at this
point, mainly again, they're, they're pretty, well they're stuttering, I think all they,
all they need right now is a, is two points, doesn't matter how they get it, so it could
be a scrappy old affair, you got the rain is upside, 47.5 looks, looks a little bit punchy
to me.
Yeah, and this rain, I just had a look out west too, a face west, you can see, yeah, this
rain is getting, it's getting correction, anything else you want to look at mate over the
weekend?
Well, Battle of Brisbane is obviously the other big one, no, they're quite real, quite
weak up at, in Brisbane for the Broncos, Pain Haas before he was ruled out, they were
six and a half point favourites, now we're just three and a half, so pretty big move just
off the back of him.
I think this is a dead set toss the coin, this one, the Dolphins is still getting about
225 for them head to head, they were super impressive last week, they're forwards, they just,
they just tied the big sharkies boys out and then fired a couple of shots late in the
first half and second half, and if they do that with only Paddy Carrigan being able to
punch out those big minutes, they reckon they're a big sight and you get, you get good
ball for the fins, if he could tell, he's doing, he's seeing that back on, he's unbelievable,
so, it could be a few points in that one, I reckon the fins might be a little bit.
Awesome.
Thank you very much, Shawnee, and don't forget, after our show tonight, I gather on
side, we'll be following us, is that correct?
Give that dial on Fox League, check it out.
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Welcome back to the run home with scope and fledged our bed, got the text line, 0457-736-736-736.
Yeah, Western Sydney Eagle, we're talking about DC, he's getting booed, remet misses from
the Eagle.
Remember when Jamie Live played against Para for mainly at Para Stadium, the Para fans
were throwing coins at him, great stuff.
We don't even condone throwing stuff.
No, just booing.
Yeah, just boo, booze, booze plenty.
Hondie was telling that story on, you showed the other week, wasn't he?
What?
About, you know, Jamie Lein coming back, ends him?
No, what a listen.
Yeah, you weren't listening to that bit?
No, I don't think anyone was listening.
He just waffles on and on.
He used to be like, in video, trying to just come up with these ranked jokes, no one's
listening, no one's paying attention, but because they just never hit, I found it hilarious.
Yeah, it was the best.
I've told him, I've tried to teach him about comedy, and it's all in the timing.
Just leave it to you, Bear said.
I said, no, it's in the timing.
Just leave it to you.
This is the run home with scope and fledge coming up after the break, or a little bit later
on, we'll be chatting to Manly Legend, Keirin Foreign.
Yeah, welcome back to the second hour of the run home with scope and fledge.
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We are coming to you live from four points, and Fletchie is absolutely frothing at.
He's loving his time here in this well air conditioned booth with our men rule in the
background.
Well, the booths, I'll take so great, but the ambiance out here, the field looks in great
Nick.
I mentioned earlier, the curator, who's Jean Narmour, former Manly 5.8, and Worry is
5.8.
He's done a terrific job here.
Kiwis 5.
About a quick update on the weather front, it's saying it will hit here approximately
at 5.45, between 5.45 and 5.55, is when we'll see the first rain drops keep falling on
my head.
Gotcha.
It's going to get real heavy, probably about 6.30.
It's nice out there.
Yeah, when we, when you leave the John Wilkes, you're sweet.
It's just in here.
It's a little bit claustrophobic.
In here.
Fletchie, yeah.
That's rank, yeah.
So you could imagine, maybe I've just been used to being now in the media for, I've done
the two shows.
I did find it at the stadium.
Actually, I've done three.
Aliens is sweet, though.
Aliens is Mickey and Combanks Mickey, but they're obviously new.
Yeah.
So I am now petitioning for, even though I'm not a male supporter, I'm petitioning
this side, I didn't use that.
Well, you know what, mate?
I can't wait until you come down and do a camera with me before.
Oh, it's a camera.
So, a camera is ranker than this?
Yeah, a camera.
I would say, yeah, there's two versions of the box in camera, you've got, we're next
to the referees, and I can, that's done on purpose as well.
The little boxes that we've got at camera, if you're in the main part, you're sweet.
Gotcha.
There's another part, another media part that's, that's all good, but yeah, there is, there
is a rank part as well.
Because my understanding, and now, again, I'm not quite political, but the seats out in
pan wrath, that's why they got their stadium because it's a swing seat.
So if, if, in the area of the electorate, if they're safe, they don't bother spending
money.
Gotcha.
On stuff like this.
They want the votes.
Yep.
Hence why they're done pan wrath.
Got a camera.
They must, must be a safe seat, so they don't give a rat.
Gotcha.
I can't tell.
I don't know.
It is, is over here.
What?
No genuine competition for us.
No, so they say, well, we don't have to spend money here, because we're going to, we're
going to shit it in anyway.
All right.
Is it, imagine if you, if the manly board owners got someone, you know, got the manly
faithful to get behind a, who's the member out here?
Can someone tell me who the member, Jamie Rogers was going for it?
Oh, is it Zali?
Is it Zali, Zali Stegel, the skier?
Is she the, oh, someone's someone in the background, uh, just agreeing with it?
Yeah.
Get us on the text line, 0457736, 736, uh, yeah, you've got a couple coming through.
Anyway, so you can catch up on the run home show with the, uh, Joel and Fletch podcast
and subscribe to the run home YouTube channel as well, uh, coming in alive from profiles,
we said, we'll be catching up with Keir and Forren, either as well, really looking forward
to that.
Yeah.
So he's not here yet.
I'd imagine he's, uh, what time does he get in?
Uh, well, uh, if it's an eight o'clock start, normally in hour and a half players arrive,
I would say two hours before the game.
So we'll probably get him about on the way, maybe get a, he's just, just around the corner
here.
So it's only a five minute commute.
I've mentioned like being a Joey Walsh and you're an upper coming half and you're got
Keir and Forren as your halves coach.
Do you know how always that would, that would just be like heaven.
I always describe Keir and to this two, uh, Keir and like this to people who are in 40
circles or even if you just want to know, you know, a lot of people want to know about
the big in those specifically daily and Keir and Keir and I even remember this even,
like Keir and I always felt like a vet.
Yeah.
Even though he was two or three years younger than me, he felt like a vet.
Is he younger than you?
He's younger than me.
Yeah.
He felt like a vet.
I always felt like he was five years older than me.
And also the younger generation, I'm talking, uh, ten years under, uh, Foszy, you go around,
you go around the league.
He's a, he's your favorite footy player, his favorite player.
Yes.
You know what I mean?
There's, there's so much respect for him around the league because he is where he would,
yeah, he would take the ball to to that line knowing he's going to get absolutely impressed.
He did it for me so many times, mate.
He also did it for such a long time.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Like your body just must.
I mean, I remember the repetition of just getting hammered.
There was a game that I watched before I arrived and I was just watching it as a fan
and this before we had zero relationship.
Yeah.
And I was watching him and, and a lot of people remember it because it's on the highlights.
They went against the Titans.
A big set of tag-a-tees.
Oh, yeah.
Two or three times in the, in the same game, absolutely licked him.
And that's how he made his name.
We had Fos on the show last week and he got up, you know, he got flattened and he just
gave, every time he goes, I, he goes, I was winded and I felt like my shoulder dislocated
but I knew I just had to get up.
And that's, you're right.
You don't hear a bad word spoken of me in Fos in that sense, like he always, this is
what rugby league is.
The rugby league is a contact sport where he just took it to the end of the gory getting
whacked.
But in saying that, going back to my previous point, it, it manly can keep that joey
Welsh here and he can keep here and here as your, is there, is there anyone else better?
It's so good.
I mean, it's, it's, yeah, hopefully that, that all works for him.
Yep.
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Alright, Cooper Clark, Melbourne storm.
I set to lock in rising star Cooper Clark on a multi million dollar deal.
It's a long term extension, potentially keeping the 19 year old all the way until the end
of 2031.
Clark has impressed early in his debut NRL season and his keen to be a part of the storm's
future, prompting the club to move quickly to secure him, really smart work from Melbourne
in my opinion.
Yeah, I bet it because he looks a real player.
So when they do this, now I'm going to ask you because you quite clue on this part.
They, they, I mean, it's only been four rounds or three rounds and they've seen enough.
Do you feel just the three games?
So there's that saying, you know, train like Tarzan, playing like Jane.
He doesn't do that.
No.
So do you feel that they've said, right, oh, well, you've had three, if any had three rounds.
Bus.
I can, for sure, the way he started his NRL career is a big part of it.
But he's also been at the, he won a, he's been in the system for two years now.
Yep.
He won a Jersey flag, a grandfather for them, potentially, last year, you got to feel as
well.
I did.
But he's, he's, this is the reason I reckon they're looking to lock him up.
I remember Bruce, Ken Munster, we're chatting to him about it.
And he said, it was raven about Cooper Clark in the preseason.
He goes a bit that Cameron and the rest of the club loved the most about him.
His big fat heap.
Yeah, that's right.
A couple of years ago.
He was a fiddle.
Now he leads the conditioning.
Okay.
So he goes, when it comes to a yo, yo, yo, testing five minute Broncos, all that stuff,
he goes, it's money, normally it's money in Harry and he mentioned one other player anyway.
The fourth person was Cooper Clark.
Okay.
So they whack all that in together and then they just wait, they just buy their, they sort
of keep their powder dry and they go right, oh, and they've seen enough up to three rounds.
I've noticed he hasn't missed many tackles.
I would look at his stats.
He's not, I mean, he's with the ball in hand, he's, yeah, he looks good.
I remember the, the early parts of, he got onto the field early in that game against
Paramatter.
And he does all the little things right.
Yeah.
He's talking about X players, you can probably identify one percent as a little bit better,
but kick pressure.
Yeah.
I get into third man into a tackle when other people just retreat.
They're worried about the six again rule.
He just does all the little things right that Melbourne have just, you know, almost, they've
been the leaders of that.
Exactly.
What's, what's are they three year deal?
No, they're looking to, he's already contracted through to 2028.
So they want to extend another three on top of that.
So they want to lock him up until 2031.
Awesome.
Awesome.
So there's some other kids out there.
Yep.
Okay.
Well, all right.
Let's do this.
Well, Cooper buy.
He was at a bit of a tug of war.
Yep.
Zane Harrison at the Goldie, Joey Walsh, Jackson Purdue, well, the Jackson Purdue thing.
Apparently it's done.
Is it done?
Well, we were saying this last week we're going to be careful in North Queensland.
Yeah.
Because someone will come under, but apparently it's, it's a, it's a done deal.
Three or four years.
Yes.
Awesome.
So just church, you know, like there might be people sitting back, not
understanding how the salary cap works and it's going to continue to rise.
So maybe the way that they view what a 750,000 dollar player will be different.
And it might be this bears that it would probably be 500 to the first year, 600 to second
year.
Eight.
And then be all right.
Yep.
This one here.
We've got a tax from Belters.
A bears head.
You can stick Sydney up your ass.
I parked in a loading zone in a commercial vehicle to take an end gun.
Didn't realize you need a ticket for a loading zone.
Belters, yeah.
Not all of them.
There's some secret ones around the city, but yeah, that's how they get you.
They get it with that stupid loading zone.
Sorry, Belters.
Tell us more.
You're from though.
I've got done a couple of times with a loading zone down Kujibai Road once.
And was it a ticket?
No, it wasn't a ticket.
It was a timed one.
But this is where they got me.
They've got, it goes all the way up the start from Kujibai Hotel to the middle part going
up to, what, Malon had the, uh, car street.
Okay.
Kujibai Road.
Kujibai Road through the middle where, yes, the lines of Kujibai Hotel.
So when you start from the bottom, little jack corner in Kujibai Hotel, it goes all the
way to the top.
Anyway, it goes loading zone to 7 a.m., and I had the yut back in these days, right?
So they six again.
For two parking spaces, they changed the signs from 7 a.m. to 6 a.m., and I got done three
times before I realized you got to sus it out.
What about it?
And because you don't get a ticket anymore.
Yes.
So I find out on the app and you can't reload.
It's a month late, and I've gone, I haven't realized.
So I've got, I've gone on to the app and month later, and they've got me birds, birds,
birds.
You know what?
I got pinch ones.
This is the old days when they used to chalk it.
Yeah.
Yeah.
Yeah.
I was in the yut, and I instead of, instead of going around the block and getting the
same spot, I just rolled forward to smother the chalk, but I still was still one.
And they're like, you saw me do it, and it says, mate, you've, you've stayed too long.
And I said, mate, I haven't.
I moved.
Look, the guys need him.
There's your chalk.
Oh, God.
Oh, it's Benny from Newcastle.
Sorry, Benny.
What about some of these youngsters?
Is there anyone else like Cooperby's extended?
Anyone else sort of stands out?
We're here at Manley now, Joey Walsh and the large brothers here.
Makasani's the one.
Is he on a big deal?
Is he on a long-term deal?
I think.
Fuck it.
Do you know if he's on a long-term here?
No.
He's, they're still trying to negotiate that.
I think they were saying they wanted him and fight, if on a deal worth 6 million between
the two.
Oh, that's right.
Sam Weller.
Because Sam Weller still needs to be done.
OK.
You know who I want?
I want Hamie Stewart and Buchanan and Kouchman and Dylan Egan.
They're my guys.
Egan's done.
Egan, the eagle just got done.
Hamie Stewart's a player.
Yeah.
And I also like Buchanan.
Yep.
I agree.
So if Dragon's, don't let him do it.
Jackson Ford on you.
Please don't do that.
Imagine if Jackson Ford was still the Dragon's now.
And then you had Keon coming next year.
Oh.
Oh, so who they got now as options?
Emory Gullar.
Um, you probably, you probably lose a guy like Blake Lorry.
Um, but then they got young Loco Pacifici Tonga crew.
Yeah.
Helen Gahul.
Helen Gahul.
I forgot about him.
Yeah.
He's a, he's a very good player.
Uh, now just out here now.
We've got a band.
I mentioned that they were doing kiss covers.
Well, they seem to the rockers have seen to drop back.
Yeah.
On stage.
And we've got looks like the Dixie chips.
Yeah.
I was going to say the landslide.
I've got three young ladies with violin side.
I don't know what the hell's going on here.
But I'm looking forward to half time.
Yep.
I'm trying to know which, uh, what sort of genre.
I don't know if they got to, it looks like the voice.
That's all I'm saying.
Yeah.
It does look like a little bit voicing.
All right.
Um, anything else for that, mate?
With the youngsters?
No.
I'm done that.
You're doing.
I'm Healy.
Oh, Sam Healy.
Love Sam Healy.
Love Sam Healy.
Okay.
But the tough thing with that is Wade Egan.
Yes.
What do you do?
Because Wade Egan's going under the radar right now.
But his service off a quick play the ball is close to the best in the league.
Getting out, attracting that marker and just letting it rip out the back.
Yeah.
It's an avoidant and the like.
Okay.
Well, Wade Egan has to be there, but he can get a little bit injury prone.
Yep.
Sammy Healy might have said the body's time.
Yep.
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So I was I was talking before about this band.
It's actually Jordan Evans.
I don't know who Jordan Evans is, but they're singing a lot of kiss covers.
It's him and his band.
It looks quite likely this kid.
Yeah.
What do you like him?
Do you like his stage presence?
Yeah.
He's got a little bit of a strut about him.
Yeah.
Don't know much about Jordan, but it looks very much like a...
Oh, yeah, he's got some moves.
He's out there.
Uh, now we are live out here at Brookfile Oval and it's looking ominous.
We were talking about the rain and they're saying it's going to hit here at about six o'clock.
Well, I'm predicting it's going to be a bit earlier.
Because it is getting very, very dark and gray out here.
So if you're coming out still, if you're still got tickets join,
come and join, but bring your poncho and your umbrella.
Uh, we've got more NR real news.
Some big extensions in the NR on the last 24 hours.
His copy rate is Captain Joey Tapini.
Well, he's security's future in Canberra.
He's re-signed a deal that could keep him until the end of 2029.
He'll be 35 when that happens.
He's still, I mean, he was on a million dollars.
A lot of clubs were courting him.
He signed that big deal.
So he's still flying.
Yeah, he's come on that.
Like 35 years old is not the 35 years old of 10 to 15 years ago now.
So, mate, he is well worth anything that he gets.
He's showing no signs of declining.
No.
And he's similar to Mitchie Barnett.
You just know what you're going to get out of him.
He's experienced middle forwards and more valuable now than they've ever been.
And Big Papa, he was thinking about going to England last year.
I feel that this is, like, the only sign that one you do.
Yeah.
I think Big Papa might not even go overseas now.
No.
I think you've just finished up.
I know he's keen to go to St Helens.
All St Helens were keen to have.
Yeah.
Yeah.
So, meanwhile, Canberra, they're going to face uncertainty around Maddie Tymico
and Chevy Stewart, who both hold mutual options for next season.
Okay.
So, the reporters, the Raiders are unlikely to take up those options
on their current value, meaning the pair could test their market before deciding whether to stay.
Well, they'd be in demand.
Maddie Tymico was playing for New Zealand last year.
Yeah.
Pack Champs played awesome.
Had a rough end of the year for Canberra, but played really well on the Pack Champs.
And Ricky was talking glonely about him recently.
He was, you know, basically alluding to that everyone is team first when they're team first.
Yeah.
And they're in the first team.
He basically put it down to the former Simi Susangi in Noel Martin while he was out injured.
Okay.
And he just has to wait for his time.
So, I think it's probably more than more likely that Maddie Tymico was back in the team.
Right.
Sooner rather than later.
But Chevy Stewart, he debuted a couple of years ago.
He had, remember the game against the Broncos when they just absolutely ripped into him?
Yeah.
And it was that he didn't make a, I think he might have made a couple of errors, but he just bashed him.
But he was, he was not physically where he is now.
No.
No.
So I've seen him recently.
Yeah.
Looks like he's put on a few kilos.
Apparently been killing in New South Wales Cup.
So he's just, he'll be a guy that's looking for an opportunity.
Just on Joey Tarp.
And he was on Arbor's with the cock of the P.
And he's what he had to say about the current pace of the game.
Yes.
It's, it's, it's much quicker.
It adds different fatigue levels.
You know, you get much more tired and then maybe your tackles a bit more sloppy gives away penalties.
Which just keeps compounding.
So it's, it's an ongoing effect.
So you just got to adjust a bit more fitter.
And yeah, it's a bit of tackle tech stuff or when you're fatigued, it kind of goes out the window.
As everyone knows, it plays footy.
You just get into that.
That treadmill kind of run and tried to do your best.
But if you don't adjust, you're going to get left behind.
So I think a couple of teams have done well like Pennriff.
And so I think a big thing is, too, it's only three rounds in.
Usually takes a couple rounds to your game fitness.
So I think the boys will start to get better as the season goes on.
Yeah, that's what makes it go.
I like Joseph Tarpani.
He's so more valuable on the modern day base head because he's a big boy.
And he carries it well and works his back side off.
So he definitely wasn't on the olympic.
Definitely not.
No, definitely not.
They're not going to control him too.
This guy might have been, Craig Fitzgibbon.
He's not.
He's not.
He's not.
Your mate has signed a two-year extension with Cranella Sharks.
He's locked in with the Cranella Sharks as the head coach until 2029.
Since taking over in 2022, Fitzgibbon has led the club to four straight final appearances,
a couple of prelims.
How is he enjoying it, mate?
Do you speak to Fitzgibbon?
Yeah, what are you good mate?
Yeah, he loves it.
This is his.
He always wanted to be.
I mean, he's just a footy head.
I know that you know, there's players out there who just footy heads.
Yeah, Fitzgibbon is a footy head.
Yeah, yeah, yeah.
He was always his roomie.
Yeah.
Like, I'd want to watch different shows.
And he goes, no, we've got to watch the footies.
Is that why I used to go along so well?
I think so.
I think so.
I think so.
I think so.
Well, we have some things in common.
But this is great.
And I know that this is a rap on himself.
I know that Cranella supporters out there are saying, you know,
well, he's fitsy the man to lead.
He is.
100%.
And the knock that they say on him fitsy is they get,
I keep picking the same team.
Well, one, he's very loyal.
He's a very loyal blight.
And two, maybe there's no kids coming through.
Like, it's all well and good to make changes.
But there's nothing underneath them better than the current mob.
I can't.
I can't think of it.
Maybe someone can listen on the text line.
I can't think of a Jackson Ford example anywhere else
that has come through the Cranella system that's gone on
and played anywhere else that has flourished.
Can you?
So that's Williams.
He's going to pass.
Oh, yeah, Jack Williams.
He's probably more.
Yeah, you're right.
But he's not, he's not where Jackson Ford is at the moment.
No, no, but he had a really good year for power.
That's a good shout.
There's one.
Now, the thing with fitsy, what you'll always get is effort.
And that's what, that's what sort of player he was.
And that's all he wants from your, from your player.
I suppose at the end, the thing that,
like, last year when they gave it to camera,
I thought, well, this could be the year.
This could be the year, fitsy.
Well, they're one way, one game away from a green final.
They're renting the pen with the other penance mob
who weren't going as great as they are going now.
But now, fitsy is the man.
Fidsy is definitely the man to be, to be the canal sharks coach.
Yeah, I agree.
I was one of those guys last year where I was just questioning selections
whether he needed to make some changes.
And he took a lot of, he took a lot of heat for it
through the middle part of last year.
And then they went on that run.
And he shut everyone up.
Yeah.
So there is, there's that balancing act all the time.
There's been a head coach, you know,
making, do you, do you make a switch?
Do you stay loyal?
And will the playing group repay you?
So now it's up to the playing group to repay Fidsy again early on in the year
because he's sticking with them despite two losses in a row.
Yeah, well, he didn't make that hard decision on,
because Billy Burns was flying.
Yes.
And he got suspended.
And then didn't put him back into the side.
That was huge.
Yeah, that was, that was ballsy.
So, that well done, Fidsy.
Yep.
Congratulations to Fidsy.
Congratulations to Joseph Tarpany.
And if it is confirmed and 100%.
Cooper Clarke, we talked about earlier on.
You listened to the run home with Escape and Fletch.
We've got the news coming up now with Amy.
And we are going all the way back to something we spoke about only last week too,
there's Edwin, who was chatting to Maddie Johns.
He was talking about you guys taking the sting out of the manly seagulls
before they eventually paid him in the grand final.
And that is our classic game today.
So, we're looking at the roosters losing the manly before,
manly going to play in that iconic 97 grand final.
And here are some of the highlights.
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Plenty of time to kick.
All about it.
They're right over the line.
All Danny Moore.
How embarrassing.
For you.
Live.
That's how fencing.
He'll go to the outside.
Now he picked up Danny Moore down the right.
Moore goes back in.
He's side fencing.
This is a done his way.
This is a done.
4-0 to 6.
Munchies is back in the rhythm circle.
Jack L. Scooters after it.
For Belch and L. Scoot.
L. Scoot.
Here's a miracle worker.
Here's a miracle worker.
You work out.
Go live.
Go live.
Go live.
Glory to the coach.
We are killing for 16 all.
And what about how soft the bus and the field
was waving, failed was the man.
Field gets the kick in.
David Vincent puts that hand up.
Bail is in front.
Yeah great kick and strike field.
minutes ago, you think they're on the way to another grand final. Two seconds to go.
Manly goes to the grand final. They will defend their final against you, Castle.
Here next weekend.
Do you know what's the favorite part of listening to these every week, Ray Warren?
The making. How good is it? The Michael. You know what it is? I was just trying to figure
out like as soon as I heard his voice, the still feeling just come back and even remember
in the game, trying to remember the game is best I could because I was 11 years old, but I do
remember the game. It's the way I was trying to, you know, in comparing it to play calls and
play by play that happened these days. It's the way he's the volume of his voice increases
right to the punchline of what he's trying to say, inflection, the inflection.
Which is very hard now. I don't know if you can hear this over the mic. Sorry guys, but Jordan
Evans is about to sing kiss. Can you hear this? Is this coming through you?
Yeah, let us know in the text line if you can hear it coming through.
Now this game, Maddie, I never thought of it how Maddie John's, I keep claim that that was
the match, the one new castle, the 97 grand final. What I do remember, it was very boggy.
It was very, we had a lot of rain and it was a mud, it was quite muddy.
And maybe there, maybe the extra time, I'm sorry, maybe the closeness of the game and had
taken it out of, I never thought, but I remember Fieldsley nailed it, Fieldsley kicked the
field goal and it just went over because I remember, I think I put pressure on it because I
don't know Fieldsley since I was a kid and he got it and when he kicked it, it just snuck
over the crossbar. Yeah, it was a good man Monday though. That's what Freddie was in a wheelchair.
What? The groin was cooked. He's groin. Yeah, about groins.
So some of the names, famous names in this game, obviously, next to yours flesh.
No, I found this out of the mall. Freddie, Adrian Lamb, Ivan Cleary, Luke Ricketts,
your great mate. Manly, consistent of Legend Terry Hill, who's no longer with us, we're
talking about him the other day, twos, my coach in 13, 14 and 15, Spud Carol and the
doctor, John Hopper Wadi. Oh, yeah. That was a good love and social with the most social
media at the moment, too. Doctor Hopper. Hopper. Oh, guys. This one here, this is from Timmy,
you've got a text message that came through. Hey boys, would you say that Andrew Webstar
of the Warriors Variety must be the best player development coach in the game right now with
what he's done with Jackson Ford. Oh, cheers. Timmy. Yeah, he's the name that stands out
the most. The roster that he took over by no means would anyone have said that it was
a top four roster. He's made the finals in two of his three years so far. Is that correct?
Tell me this. Tell me this because I always heard Aussie coaches going over to coach the
Warriors who never worked because they didn't understand the culture, the Kiwi culture. Do
you feel he would have had to adapt to that or do you feel that maybe the players have adapted
to him? He definitely understands and brought into the culture. Now people forget he was
with Ivan back in the day when Ivan, so he went over there as an assistant 10 years previous.
So he understood the culture, understands the Polynesian way, understands the history of
the club. So that was a huge advantage for sure going over there. What is it? When they say
are the Kiwi culture because I hear that, I hear it thrown out, but I don't really understand
what I mean by that. Look, I've been over here for so long. When I got the opportunity to go back
in 2010 and play for the New Zealand Māori, the one thing that I took back from a lot of that
was when I was welcomed on to my eyes, which I guess the, what would it be, not religious,
just the spiritual landmarks in which represent your tribe, where you call it the Kiwi. They call it the Kiwi.
And I think the one thing that I found that I picked up from my time, especially on that
New Zealand Māori camp in particular, was that being very in touch with obviously your descendants
and the people you come from, but the land in the area was really important. Similar to the Indigenous.
Right. That's really important to them. I understand that, but in relation to Rugby League,
you've got to go over there, you've got to understand the culture. Is it something, well,
because Aussies, when I grew up, you'd play, you'd get on the pitch, you'd go out for two days,
and then is that something nowhere near as much. So you've got more of a church culture.
So understanding that with the Polynesian kids, going to a church is really important to not all of them,
but a lot of them. And in the Polynesian, and even more so, the Polynesian, more so than Kiwi's Māori is a little bit cheeky
but very respectful to your elders. So you've talked about this before.
You know, you would have met a player, maybe a someone or a Tongan over the years,
take some two or three years to come out of their shell with you know, to really accept your
and you've sort of got to build that trust with them a little bit more.
Whereas Aussies, you know, a little bit more knock about, you know, you can hit it off straight away.
So he's clearly got all that covered at the moment and he's still on an outstanding job over there.
Apologies. Again, if you've just tuned in, we've got Jordan Everett and he's been
and they're blasting this music. So I apologize if it's coming through the effect.
Trent Roberts is getting on the line early too. He's not happy yet.
Robbo says there's typical manly being unprofessional, that musing in the background is bleeding my ears.
I could tell you this, he can dance.
My man Jordan can dance.
He's in for a big night. He's in for a big hour.
He's been on the voice or something I'm saying.
As we welcome the cheerleaders, this is the...
Are they called the sea birds?
Well, they used to be called the sea birds back in my day.
Is it true?
Is it true that you weren't allowed to fraternise with the cheerleaders?
I mean, it's a big go in NFL.
Correct.
No fraternising.
I think that started around my era. Like when I arrived, that was...
I think Spud's wife might even be the leader of the sea bird.
She was the instructor, whatever the coach.
Coach.
Spud to be listening.
Maybe Spud can...
Yeah.
Spudley?
Yeah, so yeah, there was a...
Yeah, none of that.
Oh, hang on, we got a good text from 9-5-3.
He said, Cromie boys, can you Cromie please?
Buckets.
I've been told that Nathan Cleary will be the head coach of the future second New Zealand team.
Ooh, that's why he sent jet over.
Ah!
Did you use to the... what did you call it?
A climatized to the...
Umarai.
Umarai.
Yeah.
Umarai.
Do you get offended if we don't say marry correctly?
I don't.
I don't.
I don't.
I've grown up here in my whole life, so...
I know.
But we're trying.
Yeah.
I think effort.
That was a long way.
Yeah, welcome back home to the...
Welcome back to the right home with scope and flesh.
I was just about to get...
What's our man's name out there?
Again, the...
Jordan Evans.
Jordan Evans.
Now, I've got a text from the great Spudley.
Shout out to you, Spud.
I hope you go well.
Ah, Manique.
Yeah.
Carol, who Spud's wife, was choreographer for 31 years.
There we go.
And he's daughter Indiana.
Ah, she's a dancer.
And she's trying out for the Dallas Cowboys.
Oh, well.
Sheer Girls.
That's a big deal over there.
That's a big deal, Spudley.
Yep.
All right, there's a little update from Spud.
We're coming to you live here from Four Pines Park.
The big clash coming up after this.
The Manley Seagulls against the Sydney Roosters.
But before we get to that, we're going to talk some MBL game two
of the champion series tips off tomorrow night in Adelaide
and to talk all things MBL, Derek Rucker joins us on the run home.
Thanks for joining us, Derek.
Fellows, what's happening?
Thanks for having me.
Hi, Derek.
Can I ask you this?
So Sydney dominated game one.
Was that a surprise to you?
44-point win?
44 is always a surprise, especially since, you know, Adelaide came in.
They're playing pretty good basketball.
But, you know, as a historic victory, the greatest margin of victory ever in
India, championship series history.
And now Adelaide, you know, it's tough.
And there's kind of two schools of thought.
I subscribed to the school of thought that it's easier to emotionally detach
from a butt kicking of that sort.
But then other seems to feel like it can be really psychologically destructive
to lose by that many points.
They managed to keep Bryce cotton to just 10 points.
How did they do that, mate?
They took away his scoring opportunities.
He only got off like 10 or 11 shots.
They doubled him when he was in threatening positions.
And I thought their defensive decision making and their intelligence
was of the utmost standard.
But now it's, you know, Adelaide will have made adjustments this weekend.
Bryce is one of the greatest athletes we've ever seen in Australia.
And he's very smart.
And he will meet his own personal adjustment for game two.
Okay, so what do those adjustments look like?
How does he bounce back?
I feel like it was a bit of a statement game.
There's all that chat around the MVP between Cotton and Kendrick Davis.
He had his way in this game.
He was in Red Hot Form.
So how does Cotton bounce back?
And then how do they limit Kendrick Davis on the other side?
I think Cotton will play with a lot more peace.
I think he'll be quicker.
I think he'll work away from the ball a lot more.
And I believe that's the 36th.
They have to apply more pressure to Kendrick Davis.
Double team him.
Give Davis some of the treatment that we've seen teams put the cotton
during the regular season.
And that Sydney did in game one.
And then also like there's an element of luck that comes into it.
You've got to hope that Kendrick is just off his game slightly.
And that can be assisted by a maniacal Adelaide crowd.
Just on that.
So if they can't get the job done in Adelaide.
Is it a foregone conclusion that the King's just win on Sunday?
Kudos.
Do you guys live near a bunting?
Yes.
Good.
It will make it easier to go by a bunch of brooms,
but it's all wrong Sunday.
Could be a sweep.
Yeah.
Gotcha.
Okay.
So they gotcha.
They need to aim up.
It's a must win.
It's a must win.
What about the awkward exchange at the end of the game between Andrew Bogard?
And is it Nick?
A wreck of it?
Is that how do you pronounce sorry?
His last name?
Nick Rikosovitch.
Rikosovitch plays a very physical brand of basketball.
And all throughout the game,
there were going back and forth.
He and Bogard.
And I thought it was great theater, great entertainment.
Bogard.
Bogard wanted to shake hands at the end of the game.
And Rikosovitch wasn't having it.
Bogard tapped him on the shoulders.
They kind of say like, all right, good job or whatever.
And you know, it was just, you know, you can see the emotions in it.
It means a lot.
And both of those guys are highly competitive.
I'm sure they'll put it behind them.
I think.
But at the same time, you know,
you wouldn't put it past them to kind of have words during the game again.
Yeah.
We just got a text coming through from Brad as well.
Oh, Flitch has got these.
What is Derek Ruckus' greatest memories from what?
When he played at the Newcastle Falcons?
Oh, wow.
I think it would have to be, obviously, the assist record.
I was able to set because anytime you're able to do something like that,
and people continue to discuss it decades later.
It's a great achievement.
And I thought Newcastle, I thought the Hunter region just had great basketball fans.
And hopefully there will be a team back there in the near future.
Derek, it's always a pleasure to chat,
with you here on the run home.
And remember, the Sydney Kings are in the grand final.
So game three this Sunday,
that is on sale now at Ticketek.
Really appreciate you joining us on the run home.
Thanks for having me, guys.
Sorry, Derek.
When I get a bunnings,
am I getting a yard broom?
Which sort of broom should I buy?
Whichever one makes you feel as manly as possible.
I'm getting the yard broom.
Thank you, mate.
Thanks, Derek.
All right.
All right.
We'll take a break here now with the run home.
But we're just getting a little bit of a story here, Fletchi.
And it involves Nathan Cleary.
Should we, are we going to do this now?
Or do you want to?
And I will do it over the break.
Now, don't get too excited.
Everyone will be like,
it's just, it's been mooted.
Okay.
That he may test the open mark.
He's not against,
which might line up with
the public opinion chiefs.
And the public opinion chiefs.
Or what about our text line,
Cleary, Second New Zealand team.
Oh, no.
Or seven and six.
So just to Cleary.
Just let that, just let that.
Marinated in the next four years before we come back.
I'm going to say,
I'm going to say,
you.
Yeah, welcome back to the run home with scope.
And Fletch Day Bearshead,
you can get us on the text line,
045-777-36736.
Hmm.
Yeah, I've got it.
Been great news headlines tomorrow.
I want to save it for you.
There's a text that's come through here.
It said,
you're scopy.
Yep.
Your thoughts on coyotes
and the two jacks,
howwith and Williams,
putting their hands up
for the Kiwi jersey.
Hashtag, yeah,
boy.
Hashtag Kiwi is all day.
That's from Jase.
Is that confirmed, Jase?
Can you let us know?
I want to look that up.
Jack Williams,
I didn't realize Jack Williams
was of Kiwi heritage.
No, I didn't.
So he's a,
would he be a buckyer?
He would be a puckyer,
potentially.
No.
I'm a lot skin moldy.
Yeah, right.
Okay.
Now, you do.
You say, boys,
I reckon we could have a
COVID style hubs again,
if travel is restricted,
due to fuel shortage.
What do you want about you, D?
I don't understand what you're
talking about.
Our current foreign
is coming up shortly,
but we teased this before,
Nathan Cleary is open
to testing the open market.
This is from Scott Bailey's
reporting this.
Nathan Cleary has refused
to rule out testing the open market
at the end of the year,
but it admits it would be hard
to lead panther.
Cleary is contracted
to panthers until the end of
next season,
with pantheres having
opened discussions with both
the star half and his father,
Ivan.
The 28-year-old is seemingly
in no rush to decide his future,
but will become the hottest
commodity on the market
for 2028,
if not re-signed before November 1.
Cleary says this,
it's a process that's pretty
foreign to me.
I've never done it.
A head of Sunday's
close.
That's a discussion to be had
in the coming weeks or months
or whatever.
I don't know.
If Cleary was to hit the
open market,
what are you paying him?
What are you paying him?
Whatever the top player
is on now,
an extra 200,000.
So let's say Dylan Brown
they're saying's report
of 1.4,
1.6.
Actually,
rush that.
Go straight to two.
What about this?
What about all say?
I've got a hypothetical.
I've got a hypothetical.
Yeah.
I've been to coach at the
russis before.
This is not out of the
realm's
possibility.
What have Nick Poluarda said?
I'm keen to get to
navy from you.
I'm just ksiying this
out because they've got the
most money.
Well, a lot of money.
Nick Polard says,
yeah,
I've been to,
Kenneth everything is,
say, see a Robbo, I'm taking both queries in a heartbeat to get Nathan to get Nathan.
Actually, no, you got it.
You got it.
That's that's way disrespectful to Robbo.
I know.
What do you think he would do if Nathan Cleary was in the air?
You know, in better than me.
The main principle, is any would he know what he would, would he allow someone like
Nathan to dictate turns doing like that?
Maybe speed Freddie.
You got rid of Freddie as coach.
Oh, I wouldn't that be good.
Oh, give you another silly hypothetical.
Yeah.
Absolutely zero cent.
Yeah.
But maybe they're trying to, for whatever reason, the budget just isn't where it needs to
be at Penrath or another club, you have to prioritise one or the other, Ivan or Nathan.
If you could pick one or two and take them out of the Panther system, one to make your
team better, but also because you view that it weakens Penrath the most, Ivan or Nathan.
I'm taking Nathan.
I'm taking Nathan.
Because Nathan's still living with Ivan.
So over the dinner table, he says, Dad, what do I do this week?
What do we do?
He gets still, he gets still infiltrate something.
You know what?
I take Nathan.
I take Nathan as much as much lovers I do have for Nathan.
Nathan has a user, but like he could, he's only, he's 28.
I know.
But it's got another seven years.
Ivan, he can coach for another 25th, look at hell, it's uncle Wayne.
Like you've got another 30 years with Ivan.
No, no, no, no, move to my plan.
You have Nathan.
Yeah.
I'm back.
Yeah.
You let Ivan go.
Oh, I guess, I guess it's, it's one of those ones where what is stopping, what is stopping?
Just talking about money.
What is stopping the Panther's giving Nathan, giving Ivan three million, leaving Nathan
on a million or saying and Ivan says, well, mate, his Merry Christmas, his 600,000
for you.
The reason I threw out my silly hypothetical is, I don't think, I don't think, I don't
think Ivan is going to have zero issues in demanding whatever he views his price to
be.
It's my point.
This one here.
No, no, this is 689.
Hygiene's, Nick would say this, who is this Robo you talk of?
Peter.
This is Peter.
Peter says, hello, Nick would say, who is this Robo you talk of?
Oh, yeah.
That's, um, look, the, the only, the Panther's fans, I would worry just to touch in this.
The big one for me is, I think it has less to do with football and more so to do with family
and relationships and all that, if, if I, if I, I know, but it's good to, if he ever did
move and go anywhere, I think it's completely, I don't think he plays for any other club
in the NRO.
I think he goes overseas.
Well, you do.
He says not union.
He sounds like union because he has mentioned that before because, um, Mary Feller is
killing it for man city.
So the relationship thing could be the, the, the main and only reason that he eventually
said he could go and play for Sarasons.
Yes.
Go and play rugby union in England.
Even in France, go play union in France, you're only an hour and a half away, two hours
away compared to, yeah, a full stay.
So if I, I can't, I can't see Nathan playing for an NRO club.
I just can't.
I don't know.
But you said that about Cooper Cronk.
No, I didn't.
Yes, he did.
I remember it when he went to the Roosters in 2017.
I know exactly where you were.
You haven't appalled out the moddy, Kabab World.
By the way, I'm going to Kabab World.
Yeah.
Is it still open?
Yeah.
I was only there last year.
I told you.
I've been doing it for 10 years.
I mean, now, like it.
Yeah, it's open all day.
Yeah.
Over all day.
Lunchtime to midnight.
Right.
I feel like, because I used to go after games all the time.
So I would finish here.
10, 30, what, eight o'clock game finished at 10, um, probably have a burger and a beer,
a couple of beers in here and then head to Kabab World on the way.
Did I ever tell you the story when I first went to Wigan?
So my first night out with the Wigan boys, all right?
And when you had, like, back then, you had the Academy boys and they were just rappers.
Yeah.
All the North of England.
Yeah.
17, 18-year-olds are just, and they're regularly like, are just rap bands.
Yes.
Like proper rap bands.
Yeah.
So they go to me and they said, well, we're going to say, King Street is where all the
night clubs were.
Anyway, we went for a drink and I ended up with all these 17, 18-year-olds.
And they go, let's go get a Kabab, let's go get a Kabab.
So this poor, this poor bloke there behind the jump, they said, oh, yeah.
Can I get, can I get the lamb one and the chicken one?
And, you know, you imagine those big pieces of meat that are on there.
So as the, as the poor bloke goes to the kitchen out of the back, these kids get like
penny coins and just go, peg it as hard as they can at the pieces of meat.
And because the meat was fatty, it just sucked into it.
I'm so, I said, you know what, you made all these guys?
Every Saturday night we did this, never get a Kabab in this joint.
So all these filthy, penny coins, they throw it as hard as they can and it gets absorbed.
That's what they're trying to do, but it was funny at the time.
Yeah, no, look, when you, I probably should have said boy, don't do that.
How old were you?
30?
30.
I think I threw a 50-seat ball.
All right.
Let's go from the Penraith Panthers.
By the way, hit us up on the text line too.
If Nathan does play anywhere else, where do you think he plays?
Does he end up in the NRL?
Does he resign at Penraith for the next 10 years on 2 million a year, P and G?
He could honestly, him and Ivan could decide where they wanted to coach and play for the
next 10 years.
Obviously, does Nathan want to get away from that?
Does he want to just sort of break free?
It's 28, just going, you know what, I'm out.
But, yes, suppose so.
OK, who needs who more?
I love these hypotheticals.
Yeah.
Nathan, Nathan more, does Nathan need Ivan more?
Nathan needs Ivan.
You think?
Yeah.
I'm saying no.
But look at it.
So, we're talking about development, right?
Here we go.
Here's the help to strengthen my argument.
Yeah.
We've just been talking globally about Andrew Webster, his development.
He was developed by Ivan.
Yes.
I guess what?
Penraith didn't buy a competition.
They developed, they developed, they developed, they developed Nathan Cleary, Stephen
Crite and Brian Tyrone Lee Ipert, Mike Burton.
None of them had played first grade anywhere else, they did.
They were developed in the Penra system through Ivan Cleary.
Boots.
Fair call.
I like it.
I do like that.
You could say that a bit.
A lot of teams, I couldn't.
You could say a bit.
Except for the roosters.
Roosters, you could.
No, roosters have recently.
Yeah.
Sammy Walker.
Yeah.
The only ones who go Savala, Victor Radley, Jakey Friend, now I'm talking.
Currently.
Yep.
The current team.
Two-po.
Bobby Toya.
Bobby Toya.
Sammy Walker.
Sammy Walker.
Oh, the band.
Cherry Evans.
He played with Clavilly Crocs.
The Reese Robbs.
Anyway.
All right.
Let's get, go from the petty Panthers to the Brisbane Broncos.
Now, this has been the big story.
The Bronx under the pump at the moment.
It feels like they're just constantly in the new cycle.
The match has been absolutely grilled over the Ben Teo resignation.
He addressed the media this morning.
And here is what the match had to say when he was asked about advice to Teo.
I take advice from many of people.
I actually really enjoy taking advice from people.
I probably do less coaching now than I have to be honest.
You know, as a young coach, you feel you're full on.
And people have probably spoken about that over my journey as a coach.
But through the journey, where I'm out of the moment,
you know, I enjoy bringing staff on and people on.
Hmm.
There you go.
There was a...
There was a...
I listened to this presser as well, because you know I've...
I know.
You are a...
I know, I'm a kid.
He's in the birds.
Yeah.
You just love watching press...
Of a press conference.
Yeah.
What do you get out of it?
There's only five minutes.
I love awkwardness.
Do you?
Yeah.
Love it.
So you love breakfast with Jimmy and Andy.
Yeah.
Okay.
Oh, let's...
Before we move on to the next bit,
we're talking about Maj moving on to the Dolphins game.
He also had...
There was a lady in the presser that was just into him.
So he had bomber at the front.
And he was honestly going to see a few things.
And then I want to know the name of the woman in the back
who was just peppering him.
Anyway, he was also asked about Maj.
And he just wanted to move on and talk about the Dolphins game.
He just said...
Yeah.
I'm going to keep going back to this conversation
because we're still working through things.
Is that we've got a really important game tomorrow night.
Everyone plays a part.
We're working through a situation now
and we've got to make sure that everything's about what we need to do
and perform tomorrow.
We found our game against Melbourne
to watch the players work hard
and be resilient through periods of that game
with something there that
I believe is a reflection of my group of players,
and our group of players.
So, yeah, I'm going to respect that.
You know, these guys have got a focus now
and that's our next job.
What do you reckon Benny Teeh owns up?
I'm going to say Titans.
I know that there's rooms going around Wayne
will take him back there
and he would be the next coach.
He's the plan after Wayne.
But they went at him pretty hard, Benny Teeh own the Titans.
But Wayne's hard to say no to.
I guess the other two clubs are
both the Rabados with Wayne
because he was a Dolphins assistant with Wayne.
Correct.
So, he's got a relationship
at the Dolphins with Wuffy as well.
And he's resigned.
Do you feel he's resigned not knowing
if he's got an evening in his back pocket?
I think he's resigned knowing
that he's at least going to get the Queensland gig.
Okay.
So, he will have some income coming in.
Yeah.
And then, a bonus is
the relationships that he's got
with all those three clubs that we named.
And I mentioned it yesterday.
The Ben Tolte and Brendan Perkura
are the way they spoke of him glowingly
about Benny Teeh.
That was quite evident to me
that they were shocked
and were disappointed.
Yeah, they did Perkura as well,
saying he's really helped me with my games.
There we go.
All right, we go from that
to the Fiji Buddy.
They are on the brink
of being kicked out of the World Cup.
What?
Fiji Buddy Buddy are at risk
of missing the tournament due to Fiji,
National Rugby League's failure
to submit its annual membership audit
as well as failing in 23, 24 and 25.
Wow.
This is huge.
I know there's such a thing as Fiji in time,
but this is ridiculous.
The island time.
What are you going to do here?
What's what's happened?
So, Fiji NRL will now be recommended
to re-classify to an affiliate membership,
meaning they would lose their IRL voting rights
and therefore entry into the World Cup 2026.
If they are removed,
it would be either Jamaica
or South Africa coming into
which would be a huge blow
to not only Fiji,
but the World Cup Fiji
or an entertaining team.
I mean, they haven't done their annual membership audit.
Can't they just sort of
outsource it?
Surely there's airtask around there.
Mate, they've got to do something.
Let's go on the airtask on the Apple service seeking
and say, can you please do our annual membership audit?
Let's get that done.
And remember, you can catch it back into it.
Three years ago.
Oh, it's fun.
Oh, island time.
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I mentioned it before.
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What are you teaming for?
I'm off too, bro.
Yeah, I'm trying to get that going as well,
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And, you know what?
Because you cheated on him.
You cheated on our man, Jacko Ford,
with his teammate,
Tenor Boyd.
So I'm going to go performer of the week,
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Well, okay, Jacko Ford.
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YouTube Golf is taking a major leap forward
with creators.
Groundhover and the Brian Brows launching
a new creator lead competition.
It's on the your golf tour.
So you will froth on this.
Yeah, this is right up my...
This is right in my wheelhouse this one.
The tour will feature 16 top YouTube golf creators
competing across four events.
Starting at personal farms and finishing
with a high stakes.
One million dollar championship at win Las Vegas.
The format includes team captains.
Groundhover.
You've got the Brian Brows Georgian Wesley.
Plus another yet to be announced.
It is part of a long-term multi-season vision.
Question.
Yes.
Can any of these bikes play?
Yes.
One of the guys potentially Wesley Brian.
He actually played on the circuit.
Oh, okay.
Did something...
Because they did social media content,
you know, earlier on five years,
there's something that they've had a problem with the PGA
and they're not unable...
They did something with the live.
Right.
And now they're unable to...
Unlike our men, Brooks Cop,
Coke up, who's come back.
And Capca, who's able to get back into the PGA.
Something's happened with the YouTube creators.
And so, YouTube Golf is a theme.
This YouTube Golf tournament tour.
Well, you could argue that these guys in the last five years,
probably, have become more popular than probably golfers
outside of the top 30 in the world.
Okay.
So, I just thought it was just a handheld camera
and they're filming it, but it's no.
It's no proper production.
Proper production.
Yeah.
And it's all on.
And it's only sitting on YouTube.
Yeah.
So, originally, it started off, I guess,
a couple of the big names.
So, these guys have had relationships with the good, good guys.
Do you ever heard of the Good, Good, Crew?
Good guys.
Good, good.
The name as in Good, Good, as in a Gimme.
Oh, good.
That's the translation.
So, if you're in America,
if you line up rather than say Gimme, that's good.
So, we say Gimme, Jimmy.
So, there's...
So, they're good, good.
We're Gimme...
Gimme, Jimmy, over here.
Right.
That's where the translation goes.
And they become really popular.
Horvat was...
I mean, it's a pro.
Horvat was an extra pro as well.
Yeah.
We're on the tour coming through.
So, yeah.
They had the internet, internet,
an invitation or last year with basketball sports.
And that was huge.
So, there we go.
Like a new version of golf tournaments.
Sort of in a way, but more internet driven.
Okay.
But are we...
Are they going to grab...
Tour golfers?
Like, is it going to be monetized for them?
No.
It'll just be YouTube creators and people that have got there.
Oh, right.
So, there's another guy called Rick Sheelz.
There's a couple of poems that have become famous as well.
Yep.
So, yeah.
Okay.
We're just getting back to you.
And you wanted to know who was the female.
Cory Parker's wife, Margot.
Oh, there he goes.
So, really?
You were...
Yeah.
Margot was made in...
Was she going hard?
Heavy.
Heavy.
Well, I have to...
I have to...
I have to plate for you in the break.
But, um...
Like, direct to the point, basically, said...
Uh...
So, the first one was...
You've lost...
Painhouse, Adam Reynolds, nail-bentio.
Yep.
What's happening here at the Broncos?
Sort of like that.
Oh, right.
I'm...
I'm paraphrased trying to do my best.
But it's around that line of questioning.
Was it...
When you're listening to it.
Do you feel it was done to agitate?
Yes.
Uh, right.
And, imagine it was awesome.
Yeah.
But it did have that vibe to it.
Okay.
So, if she had sporadic boys,
she would get you in the gov.
I know, Paige.
Yep.
So, would she be involved with this?
Paige.
Maybe not because she didn't come across well
in the internet invitation.
All that was done last year.
That went huge with all of it.
Ooh.
That was a one-off event.
This looks like it's going to come across as in what?
What happened?
Uh, she didn't look great from it.
There...
It looks the meagie.
As in the cheating and...
I cheated.
Yeah.
She...
Shout out to you.
VJ Singh.
The listening.
Bit like, um...
Joey the Builder.
He doesn't cheat.
Joey, uh...
I'm out of sight of this.
We have Care and Foreign.
Yes.
This is the Assistant Coach.
And Fox.
Leave.
League.
Ellis.
Yes.
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Now, we have been teasing this guest.
The entire show.
We bear said.
I think I might even drop a few names.
I'm good for a Bruce every now and again
when it comes to Fosayano.
Yes.
And next guest.
Recently retired from Manley.
The Titans.
And Kiwi Legend.
Care and Foreign.
Thanks for joining us on the Run Home.
Make so close to the game as well.
Really appreciate this being the Assistant Coach for Manley.
My pleasure, boys.
Thanks for having me.
Fos, what, um...
Just tell us a little bit about how this all came about.
So, my understanding was...
You...
Obviously, when you retire,
I thought you were going to stay up at the Goldie.
Who reached out to who?
Um...
Yeah, it was...
It happened pretty quickly, Fletcher.
I had all the intentions of staying up north
and continuing on and some sort of coaching capacity
with the Titans and continuing to do my media work with Fox.
But the opportunity came up to...
Obviously, come back to Manley and assist Sieves as an Assistant Coach.
And it just ticked all the boxes for us as a family.
Obviously, my media work with Fox
and then my children back down here on the northern beaches
say to be back closer to them
and then not have to travel for my media commitments
and then also start my coaching journey back here at Manley.
It just seemed like the right fit.
So, Fos, tell us on because now when you get employed
you've got to sign contracts and there's job descriptions.
What does your actual job descriptions say?
Here at Manley.
I'm Assistant Coach to Sieves.
So, yeah, I'm full-time Assistant Coach
and pretty much in there all week, mate.
And then I do two days a weekend with Fox.
So, that's separate, don't you see?
I work at Manley.
But, yeah, full-time role at Manley.
Ash, for me, love it.
Being back at a club that was super special to me
throughout my career in a club
and I had nine amazing season back
and, you know, I'm back coaching guys.
Some of the guys I've even played with
and then, yeah, like I said,
learning a lot from Sieves and the other coaches here.
So, it's been awesome.
Been a former teammate of yours, Foszy.
I know how detailed you were with preparation for games.
What's the favourite part of coaching, mate, dear?
Is it the one-on-one stuff being out on the field,
watching video, you know, sort of regaining those friendships
again, what's being probably the one part
that you've enjoyed the most out of all of it?
Yeah, look up.
It's like I'm a real 40-H.
So, I love analysing opposition teams
and sort of figuring out how best I guess
give the players the detail that they need in my specific area.
So, it has been really, really cool.
But, yeah, it has been a lot of our building relationships.
And I guess building those connections
with the guy, I'd say,
that's been a part that I've really enjoyed.
You know, it's nice to give them something
and then see them go out and work on it during the week
and then watch it, you know, pay off on the weekend
and that being really rewarding.
Obviously, it hasn't been a great start for us so far,
but hoping we can turn that around this evening.
One of the biggest stories that everyone's been talking about this week
is the return of DCE.
You know I'm better than anyone, mate.
I've been in his shoes before leaving this club
and coming back, having to play here.
What do you reckon the emotions are going to be like for him tonight, mate?
Yeah, he'll certainly be feeling, I guess, a range of emotions.
I remember coming back for the first time when I'd left him here
to take up an opportunity with Param.
It was a strange feeling, obviously,
first time walking in, going to the away shed
and knowing that it's going to be running out different colours.
I'm sure he would have spent the week sort of playing that over
and he's had and how that's going to feel,
but he'll just be fully focused on performing well
and making sure that he can do everything he can
so that his side can get the win.
So, yeah, it's going to be really interesting
to watch the game play out.
Our guide obviously knows his game well
and vice versa, he understands the way in which manly play
and what they do when they're playing at their best
and he'll have prepared the roosters
and in a way to try and shut that down
for the best of their ability.
Yeah, look, it's going to be a great contest.
Two teams that are, you'd say, out of form currently,
but two quality teams that aren't far off if they get it right.
Foss, just on D.C., haven't been here for so long.
Have you changed your calls during the week?
Oh, that's the point.
But usually, you know, like Rolls-Arms,
Steve's has been here for a couple of years.
You've got the crash player.
You've got all these helicopter's ran with Kudji,
all these sort of names.
Have you changed some calls in your attack this week?
That's a really good point, Fletcher.
You would think that we would.
But in all seriousness, you'd think that we would
going up in someone that understands the play so well,
but we haven't.
It's been business as usual for us, mate.
We don't want to try and alter too much
of what we've been focusing hard on over the preseason
and spent sort of four and a half to five months building.
Just to change that for one particular guy or one particular team.
So, yeah, honestly, it's been,
it's been state of course for us to keep doing what we've been working hard on.
And look, at the end of the day, if you do those things really well,
you get your part right.
It shouldn't matter whether daily knows the calls or what,
you know, if he knows what's coming,
if we can play as well as we know that we can play,
then like I said, it shouldn't be a concern.
I think you know what's coming.
We've been to Broadway, which is going to run over the top of him four
or five times tonight.
That's what I think he knows that's coming.
Let's say so.
Jericho, he's happy that he's on not to say
and put Benitra Boyvich down in any way, though.
Oh, it's a homolo.
Do you think he's pumped that he's over on the right edge
and poor little Sami Walker's on the left after,
like you said, Fos,
because you know, two desperate teams that want to win this football game
for different reasons.
And yeah, big homolo on the right.
And then you've got, and then you've got the flare of tolu collar
on the left, though, Fletchy.
So, mainly Tim got weapons all over the field, don't you Fos?
Yeah, I reckon he's over the moon.
He's not on the holly side.
If a molly gets hold of you,
it could put 37 year old Bailey in the next week.
So you would have gone against a few times Fos.
I had to do that.
You're a left side player.
Mate, there's a game last year,
up in the Goldie, where MOLA actually does his shoulder.
What's what happens about four seconds before he does his shoulder?
Dead set steam rolls me off the scrum.
I throw, he'll bring out some of my 35 year old rigged into his body,
and he just bounces me off like a pinball
and steams over for a try.
It was like hitting a fridge.
So, yeah, he, I reckon,
Bailey's playing on the other side.
But as he said,
he'll still have his work put out for him,
mate, with any trevoy of it,
and tolu on that side.
There's plenty of strike over there.
And look,
we all know what Daly's capable of,
too, though, in all seriousness.
If he gets going and he finds his groove,
he's going to take some stopping with his ability to,
I guess, pull apart opposition defenses.
So we've got to be well and truly on our defensive games and what.
Fos, what about your number seven, Jamal Fogged?
He's had a pretty,
I suppose, tough sort of start,
along with Sammy Walker on the other side of the equation.
How's he fitted into the,
into Manly's game plans and stuff like that?
Yeah, look, I think Jamal's been great.
You know, all be it.
You know, we haven't got the results.
But I do think Jamal's form has been,
has been pretty good in the first two opening games.
So look, he's been great since he came through day one in preseason.
He's become the general straightaway.
Look, he's a natural seven anyway.
He really demands the room and he's a great organiser.
He's the talker and amongst the team and gets the boys around the paddock
as you want your tradition of seven to three.
So look, he offers us a great kick in the game.
He's a solid defender.
He's got a great running game and he showed that the other working in Castle
when he split their open and scored his, scored a try.
So yeah, look, we've been happy with his form.
We just need,
you know, collectively as a team for it to all sort of gel tonight.
And, you know, that'll make Jamal's job easier.
But yeah, I'm sure he's really excited for this contest on the personal level as well.
He's getting to come up against, you know, one of Manly's greatest ever players.
Blip that's worn the number seven jersey for Manly for over 14 seasons.
And he gets an opportunity to test himself against that individual tonight.
So yeah, I reckon quietly Jamal is really looking forward to this one.
For the way the halves sort of has evolved, you know,
usually one will play on the right, one will play on the left.
Are you a fan of that?
Because when I came through, it was up the half played both sides.
The number seven played both sides.
Yeah.
Are you a fan of how they split these halves these days?
Look, I think it depends on your starter footy
that you're playing.
I guess it is pretty common in today's game to have a left half and a right half
and let them, I guess, control their side to the field and not cross over too much.
And they don't tend to link up.
I think there are still teams in the competition that do have your traditional half back
in your traditional five eight.
You watch Nathan Cleary play.
And he's sort of the on ball half.
And he plays for Lungy's out the back and playing second receiver a lot of the time.
So I think there are teams that do it.
You look at the dolphins.
They tend to have that model as well.
But yeah, I guess a lot of the teams have gone to,
to, I guess, a left and right half and am I fair?
And look, I don't mind it, Fletcher.
I think it depends on, like I said, the.
Well, what about the starter foot?
I'll reframe it for you.
Fos, when you were playing in six, did you like linking up at your seven?
Yeah, I certainly enjoyed it.
Like I didn't want to have to be pigeonholed particularly on one side.
I enjoyed playing short side.
And I guess most of my player I did play down the left hand side at me.
But when I went to other clubs, I played on the right hand side.
And I always say this, the young halves coming through.
You know, you've got to be able to play both sides of the field.
I think if you're a young, young half trying to work out your game,
you shouldn't get so to hold it in on just playing on one side of the field.
I think it's a.
A great thing to be able to play both sides of the field just as well.
And yeah, I certainly enjoyed mixing up my role between being first receiver sometimes.
And then also being out of the back and playing in that secondary role.
So yeah, it gives you that flexibility.
And also it gives you the things a different look each time that you do mix it up.
So I think it becomes more unpredictable if you can play that way.
Yeah, for you were talking about foggy day before and you know Luke Brooks has been here for a number of seasons.
I think a lot of manly fans.
And this is the nature of the way the games are going these days.
Everyone wants to see the young talent that's coming through the club.
There's been a lot of build up around Joey Walsh.
Beshead was talking about on a tiny large.
A couple at the start of the week.
How have the two youngsters been finding working in full time?
And how have you been finding working with them first?
Because I imagine a huge part of your role was working really closely with the halves in particular.
Yeah, it's been awesome working with those two guys in particular.
Obviously, Anthony is.
He's still late in the 18.
So he's in his first full time of preseason.
He's playing SG Bull, apparently.
And doing a magnificent job with them is he's been a standout player in that competition for the last four or five weeks.
And then obviously once had SG Bull competition finishes uphill progress up into reserve grade.
And then you know, I've got no doubt he'll be knocking on the door towards it.
I guess you know the back end of the season in regards to first grade.
Well, look, Joey's been made here's outstanding.
I can't speak highly enough of this young half.
I'd heard a lot about him before I came back to the club.
And then since coming back to the club, I've been even more impressed working with him.
He is a real gem, he's a real superstar, a future superstar of our game.
He's got a rugby union background, but he has got all the traits to have a really long success.
And dominant rugby league career in the six for seven years here.
I think he's going to be, you know, a huge future star of our club.
He's working really hard on his game currently, mate.
In New South Wales companies, he's playing great football and obviously that's why.
You know, there's been some calls for him to be elevated into our first grade side.
But at the same time, we're not going to rush a young kid like that.
You know, the team hasn't been performing well enough to bring a young kid like that in just yet.
It's about making sure you get the timing right with a young guy like that who's got a huge future in front of him.
Look, there's no doubt that if we can find some form as an NRL side in the coming weeks that you will be seeing.
Joey Walsh very, very soon in some capacity in that team.
Just about him continuing to strengthen those parts of his game that he knows he needs to strengthen and then.
Mate, he'll be bringing a lot of X factor to our team once once we're up and about.
Yeah, love manly fans going to love to hear that, mate. Well, Foszie again, mate, really appreciate this game day.
Big occasion for the club, former mate returning to the club in a big moment.
So I really appreciate you doing this for us so close to the game time.
And for the manly sports you were saying off air for the manly supporters.
I mean, yeah, go on boo, DC.
I mean, I was supposed to say that.
Now you didn't say that.
Thanks, Foszie.
Good on you.
All right.
Good on you.
See you guys.
Here he is.
He's the Michael.
What was he like to play with?
Oh, the best.
If we had a little bit more time, I just wanted to ask him like more so around Joey Walsh, the personality.
I just want to know if he's a little bit cheeky.
Because I found the best halves got a bit of rap bag in him.
But that team that you had with like, it was a while.
It does remind me of my wrist days.
You get on the field and you play hard, but you're like a good time away from it.
See, that's because I think it was more common in your era.
And I reckon we were the last of it at manly.
So I think it reminded me of your game in your era.
And then once manly, that crew I'm talking about the Stuart Brothers, Anthony Wattmo, Jamie Lyne, sort of.
Like when I arrived, I couldn't believe, you know, you see the rigs.
They weren't the best athletes for pure footy play.
Yeah.
Just like end.
But this is what I say to people.
People often say to me, what makes a good team?
Well, it's you enjoy each other's company.
Yes.
Because I've been in teams that I know of other clubs were teams.
As soon as training finishes, you're off.
You're all separate.
There's no golf.
There's no hanging out together.
Well, here's an example.
Brett Stuart.
He was the leader of anything off field.
And it was compulsory for the whole team.
If he says, all right, we're going to go for a beer.
It was compulsory that you had to come.
Now you didn't have to have a beer because young Jake did your voyage was coming through.
Yeah.
Jake, you didn't drink back in those days.
Now he enjoys beer every now and again.
But Jake could come in.
He had to have it come and have a coke and sit there with everyone and have a good time.
And that was a part of the success as well that we had back in those days.
I remember as well, hang around for NRL countdown.
We've got Julian King just after us at 6 p.m.
Yes, Jules.
And then I'm going to have a break for about an hour.
There's going to go down on the field.
I'm going to be hanging out with Super Bowl champion AJ Barnard for the Seahawks.
I saw him.
Well, he's a monster.
Yeah.
Big, big lad.
Big tight end.
The Travis Kelsey mold.
Yeah.
Is he six six?
How tall is his bastard?
Oh, he'll be around that.
All right.
I might have to shape up.
Get a, get a photo for S.E.N.
A little bit later.
Social media.
Sam is on his way as well.
So it'll be speedy.
Me speedy.
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That league back tomorrow as well.
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Of course.
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